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Solar City Bonds

(I AM NOT suggesting nor recommending that you buy these bonds. I just bumped into this ad.) Well, now. THIS looks interesting. Decent yield.... But I can nowhere see a footnote explaining the double asterisk. Suddenly, very suspicious looking. (Or did I just miss a bit of the ultra-fine print? The tiny, tiny, ultra-tiny fine-print?)
https://solarbonds.solarcity.com/

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  • edited April 2015
    @Crash Keep scrolling, Crash. It's there, simply to point out that if you buy them online direct from them, you can do so without a sales charge; if you buy them thru a financial institution (brokerage, IRA, financial advisor), there "may be" a charge. Odd that if you buy the bond from them the interest rates for many periods are slightly higher than if you buy thru the latter.
  • I'd rather Solar City bonds than the stock, but I'd rather one of the various CHS preferred share classes than Solar City bonds.
  • OK, guys.
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