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I'm new to all of this, sorry if this is an insanely stupid question.

With my fidelity account, I can theoretically buy and sell safe bonds (eg T bills) anytime I want, right? So why not just use that instead of a bank account? Sell whenever I need liquidity, but for the most part keep my money in a practically zero-risk asset that had a higher interest rate than a standard savings account.

I feel like I'm missing something. Help a new guy out?



Submitted January 19, 2021 at 09:47PM by TrevorIsTheGOAT https://ift.tt/2M75qLv

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