So even a bank that's not on this list can be good as long as it's FDIC insured?
https://www.dansdeals.com/points-travel/banking/earn-5-15-apy-pacific-western-bank-money-market-account/FYI, not currently the highest APY. CFG is offering 5.17%. ($1,000 minimum deposit though.)
I understand not wanting the current rate. Just make sure you're not still earning at the higher rate. The only way you want to pull out in 3 months is if they were bought in May or November (year doesn't matter).
When is the best month to pull out bonds purchased in the following months: October 2021, December 2021, April 2022 and October 2022? I understand that money should be withdrawn in the beginning of the month in which you are withdrawing (as you lose interest for that entire month regardless). Fastest way to check your purchase month is to search emails for subject line "New Purchase" from email: [email protected]
http://eyebonds.info/ibonds/index.html
Yup, eligible for the bonus, but I guess the funds needed to come from outside Fidelity. For DW's account I funded with outside money and got the bonus (despite her being an existing Fidelity customer), I was just lazy to link an outside account and funded from an existing Fidelity cash management account and didn't get that bonus (but still got various other offers, so overall not too bad).DW:Mine:
so SUB requires outside money, but the 'savings match' can be from existing Fidelity account?
26-week T-bill was 5.59% today.I am now on auto-pilot. I have 26 (one each week) 26-week T-bill's set to AR.
Nice. Is it better than rolling 4 week?
I was doing both and switched everything to 26 weeks. 26 weeks has been consistently higher but not by much. Today was 5.59 for 26 week and 5.50 for 13 week.
Where is the setting on fidelity to disable autoroll for an existing TBill?
Believe you need to call, or when the order is pending you can cancel and that will stop the auto roll in the future too.
Pain
https://finance.icalculator.info/treasury-bills.htmlETA: In Excel I use this formula in cell B=SUM(100-B4)/(A4*7)*365/B4*100Cell A input the number of weeks
This is no longer 100% accurate. Close but no cigar. Anyone want to try and figure what is wrong?
=SUM(100-B1)/(A1*7)*365/B1*100
Code: [Select]=SUM(100-B1)/(A1*7)*365/B1*100A1 weeks B1 price