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To: Privately who wrote (51744)11/30/2024 9:44:42 AM
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Privately, Don't know if you're asking or responding to another post. Anyway, FWIW my 2 cents.

I suppose it depends on ones goals, needs, cash on hand, risk tolerance. You know, the usual. For me, since mid-2022 through 2024 and already have T-bills maturing in Jan/Feb 2025 I've been plowing all laying around cash in short-term T-Bills (3-6 months). Mature and repeat. No NY state tax which I'll gladly take. Reasons are, well you know, the usual. Plus I'm already spread all over the place with equities and riding the nice waves up in that space. 2 and 5 year T-Bills might be a good idea now if you don't mind tying up money. Experts say yields will be going down.
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