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aggiebrad16 said:

Anyone passionate about a specific money market to park cash in their Schwab account? Looks like they have several to choose from. I figured I'd just choose SWVXX but was wondering if anyone else has other thoughts


SWVXX is fine. You can sell CSPs against the cash you have in it.
jamey
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aggiebrad16 said:

Anyone passionate about a specific money market to park cash in their Schwab account? Looks like they have several to choose from. I figured I'd just choose SWVXX but was wondering if anyone else has other thoughts



How does that work, just buy SWVXX and it earns what?

When i look here
https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/products/swvxx


Based on this, it's a daily distribution of

Daily Distribution $0.000366227


Net Expense Ratio: 0.340%


How do these two offset? Is the expense ratio divided by number of weeks in the year or something?

Bottom line, how long you gotta hold to break even?
Diggity
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Just look at the yield
Brian Earl Spilner
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It pays 4.46% APY. You don't need to break even.
jamey
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Diggity said:

Just look at the yield


So the yield and 0.35% expense ratio are both annualized numbers?

Only yield i found was this


7-Day Yield (with waivers)
As of 11/18/2024
4.46%
aggiebrad16
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I think that means the yield of the past 7 days annualized.
jamey
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Looks like I'm allowed to buy SWVXX in my self managed 401K fund so this is useful!

Some things I'm not allowed to buy in my self managed 401K fund, I guess because of certain types of dividends or taxes....?
LMCane
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the last three times I have purchased corporate bonds..

they have all been called a few months later!

I am trying to lock in for several years something that will return a guaranteed rate without worrying about the principal and doing better than the cost of inflation.

any other ideas for fixed income I can lock in for 5 and 10 years?
 
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