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To: Ilaine who wrote (53325)	7/27/1999 1:21:00 PM
From: accountclosed	Respond to of 86076

Hi CobaltBlue. 1) Treasury accounts are a good idea. I have always liked Vanguard Money Market Prime. It is a consistent top 10 in terms of yield. Usually funds that exceed it in rate are offerring teaser rates that might go away like Zurich Moneywise or Strong Heritage. Those funds also have penalties for closing them or dropping below huge minimum balances and have high original minimum balances also. I think if something as solid as Vanguard Money Market Prime goes down we have either been hit by an asteroid or a nuclear warhead and will have bigger things to worry about. Another favorite of mine is saving into one's own debts like home mortgages. If liquidity is the issue with early paying down of a mortgage, one can set up an equity line. 2) what are we going to buy? i don't have my sights on anything yet. 3) nope don't have gold.