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The March 2015 notes are yielding 11%, or more than four times as much as "risk-free" bonds issued by the U.S. government, notes Brett Arends. "Anyone confident the Times can avoid bankruptcy within the next six years can simply borrow against their home at around 5.5%, invest the money at 11% and make themselves rich. I wish them luck."
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