I feel like I've been asking versions of this question on this board for the last year, but I've settled on using t-bills for my cash strategy (emergency funds, etc). I buy them at Fidelity on the secondary market and look for 30 days or less to maturity. (Today I bought some that mature October 1). This strategy seems to meet my goals of capital preservation and liquidity.
Seeking confirmation:
Am I correct that this approach (secondary market at Fidelity, 30 days to maturity) is both safe and replicable? (I can do it month after month, and still get access to the funds if I were to need them?) Thank you, Peter
Seeking confirmation:
Am I correct that this approach (secondary market at Fidelity, 30 days to maturity) is both safe and replicable? (I can do it month after month, and still get access to the funds if I were to need them?) Thank you, Peter
Statistics: Posted by peterwantstosave — Fri Sep 06, 2024 10:40 am — Replies 15 — Views 556