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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have most of our cash savings with Wealthfront. It's guaranteed up to $2mln because they spread it across a few different banks to deal with the $250k/account limit: https://www.wealthfront.com/blog/cash-account-2m-fdic-insurance[/quote] That’s pretty cool. How do you like them? I have Boomer parents who have way too much cash and are super spooked right now.[/quote] Why do they not have a treasury direct account? I have held hundreds of thousands there, know that its safe and liquid and also significantly protected from simple fraud since it does not have cash checking or such access[/quote] DP. Treasuries are risky these days obviously as SVB just found out. So, if you want a deposit equivalent you would need to buy 1 months bills. Does treasuries direct offer to roll them from month to month or you need to buy a new batch every month?[/quote] No they aren't. Sorry but that was just ignorant. You can reinvest treasuries.[/quote] Wat? Which part is ignorant bro? If you bought long term treasuries a year ago you are a loser, HTM or no HTM[/quote] They only lose money if you sell. They are extremely safe.[/quote] Depends what you mean by losing money. Compared to keeping them under the mattress yes, compared to what bank savings accounts pay today, you are losing money tied up in a low yielding security every day[/quote] No you are not. You are just making less money. It's a really freaking important distinction.[/quote] Better stated than "you are just making less money" is: You are just losing less money.[/quote] Dude, a lower rate of return is ALWAYS preferable to losing your principal/corpus. Get real. [/quote]
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