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Team I-Bonds here
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*******"Closing the account early is permitted without penalty. Earnings may be affected by early withdrawal. Partial withdrawals of funds are not permitted translation is you cannot access the...
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Post #158020606 added 10-06-2022 7:13 AM by koge811 in Consumer Awareness
just get inflation bonds 9-10%
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Post #158020774 added 10-06-2022 7:21 AM by Wildy123 in Consumer Awareness
Max $10k per person, penalty for withdrawal, not allowed to touch for 1 year. No limit here, 30 day cooling off period.
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Post #158020813 added 10-06-2022 7:22 AM by rysoong in Consumer Awareness
Even with 50 basis points bump, its nothing to be overly excited about when inflation rate is about 9%. At this point, you're still losing about 5-6% buying power.
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Our local Edward Jones is offering 4.00% for one year CDs. I guess it's a brokerage. What's the downside?
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Post #158046097 added 10-07-2022 4:09 AM by seawolf in Consumer Awareness
Go to fidelity to access 1 year CDs currently offering 4.1%
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Post #158048485 added 10-07-2022 6:59 AM by davital in Consumer Awareness
The rates are annual, so for 3 months you don't get a rate of 3.37%, but only 3.37/4 = 0.84%. In that case you can just open an AMEX HYSA which has annual rate of over 2%
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Post #158021416 added 10-06-2022 7:50 AM by koge811 in Consumer Awareness
https://www.bloomberg.com/markets/rates-bonds/government-bonds/us people need to shut up about the CDs they suck buy CDs only if they can beat 1 -2 yr treasury bills at the bare min this deal...
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158045908 added 10-07-2022 3:46 AM by David36 in Consumer Awareness
Elements offfers 4% but only up to 20k
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Post #158046910 added 10-07-2022 5:31 AM by Wildy123 in Consumer Awareness
The difference is you're not locking in. It's no penalty to break it. When a better rate is available, you move the money.
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Post #158019241 added 10-06-2022 6:12 AM by Wildy123 in Consumer Awareness
This means that if you close your account you won't get the full interest of 3.3 APY. It would be prorated. If you break the account, you will get paid out as interest is compounded daily and they...
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Post #158032942 added 10-06-2022 2:05 PM by tedcruz in Consumer Awareness
Link to better rate?
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Where and how to buy T-Bills ? Can it be done through fidelity ?
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Post #158039983 added 10-06-2022 6:47 PM by erock34 in Consumer Awareness
Here’s what you can get- 3 mo-3.3%, 6mo-3.85%, 9mo- 4.0%, 12mo- 4.1%, 18mo- 4.2%
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Post #158040148 added 10-06-2022 6:54 PM by xmed in Consumer Awareness
Yes, you can buy them thru most brokerages. I prefer Treasury Direct as mentioned earlier. No fees. Set up account one time. Funds withdrawn from your designated source, such as a checking...
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Post #158040217 added 10-06-2022 6:57 PM by CalMan in Consumer Awareness
Thus it would be a good time to close this CD and get the one you speak of when it is offered. This CD is mentioned because it is a no penalty version and allows you take advantage of a rising...
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Post #158042737 added 10-06-2022 9:05 PM by boosterjm in Consumer Awareness
despite those restrictions, there's huge difference between this CD and the bond
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158020507 added 10-06-2022 7:09 AM by coolcoder in Consumer Awareness
Good point, but it's unlikely rates are going down anytime soon. I won't be surprised if we see 4+% rates over the next few months.
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Not that good of a rate
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158017087 added 10-06-2022 3:32 AM by prvns in Consumer Awareness
agree with this.
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158017150 added 10-06-2022 3:40 AM by jbrns7 in Consumer Awareness
Post something better?
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158039500 added 10-06-2022 6:23 PM by bigballs in Consumer Awareness
This is just getting back some rebate on inflation. The value of the money will be still worth less than initial deposit in 14 months.
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158039881 added 10-06-2022 6:43 PM by erock34 in Consumer Awareness
Yeah, I got a deal earlier this week, 25 month CD was 4.3% could’ve chosen the 24 month CD at 4.4, but it’s callable.
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
First max out i-bonds per person then look into other secured gains
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Post #158042050 added 10-06-2022 8:24 PM by Daan in Consumer Awareness
@Fidelity seems mins buys run about 100 (=$100k), sux big-time. @TreasuryDirect: I see the 4-wk bills but only the Auction date / Issue date. WTF is the yield? Is it not there bc all are in the...
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Post #158043013 added 10-06-2022 9:24 PM by atn0716 in Consumer Awareness
For savvy investor out there, would buying sp500 index better for long term hold than this or even treasury fund?
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158044093 added 10-06-2022 10:54 PM by keung in Consumer Awareness
You can buy it from TD same place where you buy iBond https://tipswatch.com/2022/07/04/looking-to-put-cash-to-work-consider-short-term-treasury-bills/...
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Post #158013628 added 10-05-2022 8:35 PM by Wildy123 in Consumer Awareness
Savebetter.com has a No penalty CD @ 3.30% APR. You can break this CD anytime after 30 days. With Fed Reserve increasing rates, CDs in the near future will pay better. So lock in 3.3% for now; if you...
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158038870 added 10-06-2022 5:53 PM by Damian71 in Consumer Awareness
https://www.treasurydirect.gov/marketable-securities/buying-a-marketable-security/ depending on what you're looking for - non-competitive bid, you can buy directly,
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158041159 added 10-06-2022 7:40 PM by wase13 in Consumer Awareness
1 or 2 year treasuries. 4.25% APY
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Post #158043412 added 10-06-2022 9:57 PM by Hawkins1 in Consumer Awareness
Post something better. Challenge accepted. here is what's available: Check out this. https://ibb.co/8XvPfxH All of those are 12 month terms and MUCH higher rate. The rate offered in this...
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Post #158046460 added 10-07-2022 4:52 AM by jbrns7 in Consumer Awareness
So in other words T Bills are the only actual higher option. The others have balance limits or aren't no penalty.
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Post #158047396 added 10-07-2022 6:04 AM by Hawkins1 in Consumer Awareness
The problem is you are talking about a huge hassle to chase a 3.30% yield for literally a month and a half (until Feds raise rates again). As mentioned, the next 2 interest rate raises should...
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Post #158019298 added 10-06-2022 6:14 AM by Wildy123 in Consumer Awareness
Please show me a no penalty CD that has a higher APY. Remember, no penalty means you can withdraw any time after 30 days.
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Savebetter sucks. Go put this money on a short-term bond instead. 3.6% or T-Bills.
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158039287 added 10-06-2022 6:14 PM by prvns in Consumer Awareness
Another thread full of people recommending iBond and Tbill. Damn~
+27 Score 67 Replies 18,144 Views
Post #158040328 added 10-06-2022 7:03 PM by RyanR5488 in Consumer Awareness
Just buy treasuries on vanguard for no fee and at better rates. I have been buying up 3-6 month treasuries with yields between 3.4-3.8%. You can get higher if longer dated. Also treasuries are more...
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Post #158040367 added 10-06-2022 7:05 PM by sam+ in Consumer Awareness
What's the minimum and maximum to open account ?
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thanks, great info
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