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Re:AI financial advice is surprisingly good if you ask the r... by SideQuark on Saturday August 01, 2026 @10:12PM (#49140429)
You’re not giving it to a banker, you’re trading risk for return and flexibility. One can access savings at any time, any amount. Not true with bonds, maybe if you fiddle with indices.

Also bond returns have averaged 5% over decades, not 7.

Not taking all this into account, and simply claiming bogey men took your money, is misleading.

Re:AI financial advice is surprisingly good if you ask the r... by HWR_14 on Saturday August 01, 2026 @11:00PM (#49140643)
While true, funds for retirement, college or to give as a gift when your kids move out do not need liquidity. Therefore, those should not be in savings.