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Post #165191351 added 08-10-2023 1:09 AM by RigbyR in Deal Talk
seems a money market may go down in a year or so, its a gamble. a cd guarantees you the rate for the full term of a year or whatever. so u can lock it in
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Post #164603582 added 07-11-2023 10:01 AM by biskett in Deal Talk
what happens at the end of 1 year, do we have to sell or something? do we lose anything at that point?
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Post #164607911 added 07-11-2023 11:10 AM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
If you buy CD for 1 y term, at the end of 1 year, you will get your invested money back plus accrued interest. You don't have to do anything, the money will just show up in your account with...
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Post #164323409 added 06-28-2023 6:28 AM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
This means that the issuer can recall your CD at those dates, call price is the price that they will recall at. In simple terms means they have an option to give you your money back with accrued...
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Post #164372900 added 06-30-2023 6:00 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
There are no fees. You might read one page introduction to Fidelity brokered CD's here: https://www.fidelity.com/fixed-income-bonds/cds "New issue offerings are sold at par, which is $1,000 for...
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Post #164372981 added 06-30-2023 6:02 PM by cheapodeal in Deal Talk
I totally agree. I have been doing lot of rinse/repeat lately with 1 month and 2 month TBills on Etrade. Very easy to buy.
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Post #164377259 added 07-01-2023 12:33 AM by 4thedeal in Deal Talk
Is it easier to buy on brokerage websites or go directly to the Treasury Direct website?
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Post #164415494 added 07-03-2023 12:40 PM by smartdeals in Deal Talk
After purchasing new CD offering, can I sell on secondary market if i want to cash out before maturity?
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Post #164421146 added 07-03-2023 6:34 PM by Harvs in Deal Talk
Okay real question. Why go over a CD when 3 month T Bills are yielding the same and you can “redeem” at any time by buying a ETF like BIL or TBIL?
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Post #164342111 added 06-29-2023 4:05 AM by iahawks550 in Deal Talk
Probably because this isn't a financial site. Why not post acreage, commercial buildings, stock prices?
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Post #164341211 added 06-29-2023 12:20 AM by zcsrs in Deal Talk
Any recommendations for t-bills/bond quick start guide?TIA.
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Post #164297615 added 06-26-2023 8:55 PM by Butcherboy in Deal Talk
You have to have an account with Fidelity there's no minimum balance to open an account and then that information is under the CD area. Q; Is there a minimum to open a Fidelity account? A; Zero...
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Post #164295989 added 06-26-2023 7:19 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
https://fixedincome.fidelity.com/ftgw/fi/FILanding#tbcds|treasury|cd-new-issue New issue CDs by top rates: CDs 3mo 5.30 6mo 5.30 9mo 5.35 1yr 5.45 1. To explore and buy CD's on Fidelity...
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Post #164299766 added 06-26-2023 11:58 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Just for reference I have added the longer term CDs rates as of 6/27/2023 offered at Fidelity site. 3mo 5.30 6mo 5.30 9mo 5.35 1yr 5.45 18mo 5.35 2yr 5.35 3yr 5.35 4yr 5.25
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Post #164318333 added 06-27-2023 8:14 PM by st_group in Deal Talk
For callable CDs, can anyone explain what is "Call Price". Example - Call Date - Call Price - Call Type 09/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call 10/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call 11/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par...
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Post #164312312 added 06-27-2023 2:57 PM by BenjaminR6839 in Deal Talk
those ratees are APY I'm assuming... but why not post the treasury bills?
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Post #164312435 added 06-27-2023 3:03 PM by smartdeals in Deal Talk
10yr 5.30 look good
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Post #164317562 added 06-27-2023 7:40 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Why CDs and not T-bills? IMHO, CDs are easier to understand and buy. Treasuries require more expertise and understanding of terms like coupon rate, ask to maturity, yield to maturity, treasury...
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Post #164319704 added 06-27-2023 9:44 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Please, be aware that this rate is for callable CD. Non-callable or call protected 10y CD rate at Fidelity website is much lower 3.9%. 1. The big rate difference means that the issuers bet that...
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Post #164367176 added 06-30-2023 12:10 PM by Deal_Hunter_X in Deal Talk
At charles SCHWAB (non callable): 3mo 5.25 6mo 5.21 9mo 5.43 12mo 5.55 18mo 5.40
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Post #164370197 added 06-30-2023 3:05 PM by KartheekM8047 in Deal Talk
Is there a fee that fidelity charges for these CD'S like will I get 1000$+apy if I invest 1000$
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Post #164371031 added 06-30-2023 3:54 PM by koge811 in Deal Talk
Only touch the 3 m everything else high risk of rates going up even more because real inflation is still much higher than reported. Feds have no choice.
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Post #164374418 added 06-30-2023 7:59 PM by randmlyridiculs in Deal Talk
I think some of the confusion around T-bills is the fact that you can buy already issued T-bills on the open market. That can be confusing. Stick with "New Issue" T-bills and they are very easy...
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Post #164341676 added 06-29-2023 2:03 AM by sctrojan26 in Deal Talk
I dont find T Bills confusing. You just buy the ones at the federal auctions and hold to maturity. If you are buying 3 or 6 month T Bills it is easy. The onky weird thing is how they price. When...
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Post #164301689 added 06-27-2023 5:23 AM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Below is the answer to your question from the Fidelity website (you need to login to see this). You can find in the maze of attributes: "Call protection Yes" To make things simple, after...
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Post #164299547 added 06-26-2023 11:35 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Callable CDs are typically 0.5% to 1% higher in rate than the non-callable CDs. Callable vs non-callable might be important for long term CDs 5-20y. For 1y term callable CD is fine for most...
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Post #164297300 added 06-26-2023 8:38 PM by screenshot in Deal Talk
Any links for non-callable CDs at 5.30, please?
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Post #164400569 added 07-02-2023 2:12 PM by zcsrs in Deal Talk
:applause:
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Post #164386052 added 07-01-2023 2:48 PM by iryb in Deal Talk
5 over 20 years sounds awesome but then again, who knows where we will be in 20.
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Post #164411552 added 07-03-2023 9:04 AM by addtd2sd in Deal Talk
I see JP Morgan Chase CD on Fidelity with 5.5% APY for 13mos and Callable is No. Call protection: No Continuously callable: No this is good, no? it also has FDIC attribute ==> it's insured
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Post #164415278 added 07-03-2023 12:28 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Yes, this is good. The CD APY rates are still going up. ​
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Post #164629223 added 07-11-2023 6:34 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Overall, lots of good advice. Investing in S&P (SPY, IVV) is very smart thing to do. Start early, think long term, buy and hold, dollar cost averaging. 401k, IRA are the best for that, cash brokerage...
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Post #164296841 added 06-26-2023 8:07 PM by Butcherboy in Deal Talk
The 5.45 percent rate is callable you do not want a callable CD - the non - callable best CD rate is 5.30 as of today. Callable CD gives the bank option to terminate your CD at any time before...
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Post #164373221 added 06-30-2023 6:18 PM by Revers3 in Deal Talk
Yes, rates might go up, they are expected to go up. However, in general, the APYs offered have all the known interest rates risk included. There is still variation between issuers, as different banks...
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Post #164380403 added 07-01-2023 8:25 AM by paperclip77 in Deal Talk
I'm looking at 17 week, 26 week and 52 week Treasury Bills. They have gr8 rates. You can do the auction where you are blind to what the rate will be, but know that it will be great- for now anyway....
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Post #165089891 added 08-04-2023 9:21 AM by Platinumland in Deal Talk
Question: Why do CDs when there are money markets doing about the same APR?
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Post #165191999 added 08-10-2023 3:29 AM by superslickz in Deal Talk
I don't see an issue with the cd getting called because you still get your interest up to that date. IF the cd gets called, the market condition is probably better for putting money back into the...

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