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To: Julius Wong who wrote (8076)	6/9/2025 9:30:50 AM
From: Kirk ©	3 Recommendations Recommended By John Carragher Julius Wong Return to Sender Respond to of 8239

Why don't you move the funds to Fidelity or Vanguard where you can get over 4% on money market accounts? I am retired. My savings account pays almost nothing. If you want the equivalent of FDIC, buy short term US Treasury bonds that are state tax free. wsj.com You can build a US Treasury ladder from 1-month to 30-years and get over 4% for each. wsj.com

To: Julius Wong who wrote (8076)	6/9/2025 4:37:28 PM
From: Tweets Boar Hog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8239

Maybe look into banking at Sofi? I am considering it. Have some fixed asset CD roll overs to ponder. I think LT rates gonna keep heading up, but for personal reasons don't like the present CD terms. Sofi offers something in the middle or more. Capital One seems a bit similar. Last I checked Sofi rates just below 4 %. Things evolve, I like what Sofi is doing. I hold quite a bit of Sofi stock, no complaints really got in at the bottom. Kind of hard mentally to change my banking, to a bank that is headquartered 3000 plus miles from where I live, with no local offices, or no offices really. But it seems to be heading that way, like I do a lot of business these days with Amazon, no problems. Not pumping Sofi, my read on Sofi chart is much higher. Tweets