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+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
He meant positive 10% returns, not negative. Easy mistake.
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Post #157803790 added 09-26-2022 8:26 AM by cy9394 in Consumer Awareness
I am banking on that too. parking the cash in savings account with at best 2% interest rate is still a far cry from ~7%. the last 3 months condition is fine. i'll just hold onto it for 3 more...
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Post #157798612 added 09-25-2022 10:02 PM by aloocheh in Consumer Awareness
https://www.terrysavage.com/t-bills-beat-cds/
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157796746 added 09-25-2022 7:34 PM by AdamA8790 in Consumer Awareness
I know nothing about this so don't take my word for it. But I did some very light link diving and what I see is the last 52 week return rate being this: last 52-Week Investment Rate: 3.603%. that...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Right now, pretty much only i-bonds
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157820185 added 09-27-2022 2:54 AM by EBGwd in Consumer Awareness
I bought 2yr cd at 4.2% last week. Figure it will be 2 yr before โ€œfruit loopsโ€ is gone and we go back to sanity.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157822060 added 09-27-2022 6:35 AM by spoolin01 in Consumer Awareness
No brokerage fees for Treasuries at E-Trade either. I've bought as little as $5K worth, it looks like you can go down to at least $1K.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157890733 added 09-29-2022 11:32 PM by TheScofflaw in Consumer Awareness
A. You straight up open account for people in your household - spouse, children, then each can buy 10k per year B. You buy additional 10K bonds as gifts for others now (to lock in the current rate),...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Guys inflation is 9% or higher. You are losing money at anything below 8% return. This is the time to buy shares in the market because by next year when the market comes back, your money will be...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157799761 added 09-26-2022 12:27 AM by KnightStar in Consumer Awareness
FYI: It is predicted to be in the 6% range the next six months (Source). Caveats include, but not limited to * Not allowed to withdraw in the 1st year, and * last 6 months of interest is forfeited if...
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Post #157801444 added 09-26-2022 6:01 AM by MAKNYC in Consumer Awareness
Savings bonds are distinct from U.S Treasuries. While both are issued and guaranteed by the U.S. government and hence considered risk-free, they are structured differently and cater to different...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Yes, but I-bonds have less liquidity/flexibility. You can't necessarily cash them out right away without forfeiting some of your interest. I agree that they're a good investment right now, but you...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157821448 added 09-27-2022 5:57 AM by akatti in Consumer Awareness
At least at TD Ameritrade, there is a $25 fee for anything other than Bonds. Is this not true for your 28-day purchases? Checking if there are no-fee brokerages (for Treasuries).
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157799542 added 09-25-2022 11:54 PM by Jonnyqq163 in Consumer Awareness
First republic bank has 4 month CD 3.5% APY
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Post #157802902 added 09-26-2022 7:36 AM by hanabie in Consumer Awareness
They revised the terminal rate from 4.2 to 4.6. It could be more if inflation doesnโ€™t cool down and your stocks will shit the bed even harder. Also the heavy weight still has not dropped much yet...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157803046 added 09-26-2022 7:43 AM by RyanMPLS in Consumer Awareness
There are plenty of ETFs that track. Private vs. Gov generally have higher yield such as FMHI or XMTP. Gov side a person can get in and out of CLTL, SGOV, GBIL, BIL, SHV safely* and easily.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Highly recommend buying these via a brokerage (e.g. Fidelity) rather than TreasuryDirect. Itโ€™ll be a lot easier than dealing with the annoying TreasuryDirect website.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157798828 added 09-25-2022 10:24 PM by Medic311 in Consumer Awareness
First foundation bank is already at 2.75% . After 2 more hikes this yr it'll be close to this tbill
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Unless you get the dreaded "we cannot verify you online, send in the form 5444", which can take 6 weeks. Lesson: open a treasury account right away and then figure out if you need to buy bonds,...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157841344 added 09-27-2022 11:47 PM by spoolin01 in Consumer Awareness
Only CA municipal bonds, that I know of. But you'll get a correspondingly lower interest rate, so unless you're in a really high bracket, it won't make much difference after taxes.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
You buy bonds from from uncle Sam for at least $100. The % interest rate is pretty much better than putting your money in the bank or most other places.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157981711 added 10-04-2022 12:12 PM by cazic99 in Consumer Awareness
Rates crashed last couple days but still good. But you buy these in auction which is usually a couple weeks down the road so you may not get the 4.14
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Edit the html to enable the field for keyboard entry. Ez
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157801405 added 09-26-2022 5:59 AM by jincopunk in Consumer Awareness
The fed chair specifically addressed this during questions to congress and said we are nowhere near the govt not being able to service its debt.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
1.) Log into your account. 2.) Select News & Research -> Fixed Income, Bonds & CDs at the top. 3.) The table at the bottom will break out different kinds of bonds (US Treasuries, municipal bonds,...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Thank You so much ! Will do this tonight.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157851784 added 09-28-2022 12:19 PM by party4lif6 in Consumer Awareness
That's right! Make sure they are a Journeyman or higher!!!! :lmao:
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Post #157805224 added 09-26-2022 9:35 AM by MAKNYC in Consumer Awareness
I canโ€™t see any reason to purchase bills, notes or bonds in a Treasury Direct account, except perhaps you already have one set up AND you donโ€™t already have a brokerage account. Otherwise there are...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Let's Go "Fruit Loops"! That's a new one.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157873411 added 09-29-2022 11:45 AM by if200 in Consumer Awareness
Penalty if you cash them in before 5 years is the last three months, not six months, of interest. If the interest rate has gone down enough that you want to cash them in then that three months of...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157806823 added 09-26-2022 10:47 AM by spoolin01 in Consumer Awareness
Low hassle, low worry way to park money for the short term in a money-back guaranteed investment, at the highest interest rate available for a no-risk investment. (Some exceptions apply to these...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157817185 added 09-26-2022 8:12 PM by MAKNYC in Consumer Awareness
The spreads on treasury securities are minuscule. And they can be seen in advance on the brokers website, so you know what you will get before hitting the trade button. Regardless, the point about...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157816174 added 09-26-2022 7:10 PM by Hawaiiana in Consumer Awareness
Iam lost. I have a CD in BMO but why is this so hard to understand. Let's say I have 20k. How do I apply, and where should I apply?๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ™ Please help Sders.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
LOL! It looks like you signed up for SlickDeals just to make this comment... :lmao:
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157898311 added 09-30-2022 10:06 AM by PCislife in Consumer Awareness
Wait until they hit extremely low and then sacrifice those last three months (this is just a hedge against inflation). So say the fed *actually* manages to get inflation under control rates will drop...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
I was about to stash good lot of money in poppybank's 6 months(4%) CD but thinking of stashing it in 3 months (3% apy) CD so that I can leverage the Fed's hike spree in the next couple of months for...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157807150 added 09-26-2022 10:59 AM by jin_hw in Consumer Awareness
Damn it. I forgot my password and got my account locked.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157815328 added 09-26-2022 6:12 PM by weikewl in Consumer Awareness
There are ROTH 401Ks available too.
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Yes thats the safe route but we know the Fed cannot keep rates high for very long because national debt will be unserviceable. So many are predicting February bottom. Then it will take off pretty...
+63 Score 112 Replies 69,729 Views
Post #157793305 added 09-25-2022 3:59 PM by aloocheh in Consumer Awareness
I don't know that much about this. Sharing here to get some feedback. It seems it is highr than CD Treasury Bills Treasury bills, or T-bills, are sold in terms ranging from a few days to 52...
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