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hi /biz/,
In my country it's possible to borrow money from the government to fund your education at a very low interest rate. So far, I've borrowed about 25.000 eur and put it into a savings account. The interest rate for 2016 is set at 0.01%. I would like to put this money to good use, but obviously it can't be too risky, as it is borrowed money. After 2 years after I finish my college I'm supposed to start paying it back monthly, over a timespan of 35 years. The interest rate will be set at the rate of the year I finish my college in. Pic related is the rate of the past few years. It might go up, but it will definitely still be a very cheap way to borrow money.
What would you do with 25k eur, or by the time I get my college degree, 50k?
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>>1039121
Name your country OP.
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>>1039125
Netherlands
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VOO
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>>1039121
Well, see, that's the trick of all this. QE does not translate to bank loans for common people nor does it increase the money supply in reality. It goes directly to better pockets.
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Put it all long wti.
On a serious note, your best bet would be to buy some US 30 year treasuries since Eurozone rates are pretty shit. You're not going to make much money either way. Just stay out of equities.
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Dont borrow too much. Youre gonna get cucked paying it all off.
It was better under the old system. I walk away debtfree after 15 years.
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>>1040627
I'm not using it to cover any expenses tho, it's all in a savings account
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