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Care to share your brilliance?
VMSXX, doesn't seem to be. Source please?
In terms of ibonds, I laddered it in.. meaning instead of 10k all in at 1 period, spread it out to 3.3k every 3 months s to keep things flowing and renewing at the best rate possible
In terms of ibonds, I laddered it in.. meaning instead of 10k all in at 1 period, spread it out to 3.3k every 3 months s to keep things flowing and renewing at the best rate possible
What's point of laddering? I think interest rates are reflected in ibonds as they announce new rates and they apply to existing bonds as well as long as it not cashed out. Interest rate isn't locked with ibonds. The fixed rate and variable rates keeps changing but as of now the variable rate is what changing and it applies to existing ibonds
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In terms of ibonds, I laddered it in.. meaning instead of 10k all in at 1 period, spread it out to 3.3k every 3 months s to keep things flowing and renewing at the best rate possible
By "Goldman" he means Marcus, and by 2.2% he means just three months until it sinks to 1.2% permanently.
He also has no idea how Series I bonds work. Laddering is stupid. The rates are fluid on all holdings at all times.
By "Goldman" he means Marcus, and by 2.2% he means just three months until it sinks to 1.2% permanently.
He also has no idea how Series I bonds work. Laddering is stupid. The rates are fluid on all holdings at all times.
On top of that, their phone lines have longer wait times, into 3+ hours.
I would guess they are short-staffed.
For all above reasons, I would stay away, and move out funds sooner than later.
On top of that, their phone lines have longer wait times, into 3+ hours.
I would guess they are short-staffed.
For all above reasons, I would stay away, and move out funds sooner than later.
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I am thinking about getting it... or should I use a bank with a higher interest rate? Looks like LendingClub's rate is 2.07%.
https://www.discover.co
I am thinking about getting it... or should I use a bank with a higher interest rate? Looks like LendingClub's rate is 2.07%.
Moving out funds within 60 days of account opening is big challenge, be informed!
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This thread is for discover, that's where I meant.