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They're doing pretty well at this point as they're paying 7.12%. Likely at the rate reset in May they'll pay that much or more for the next 6 months. Only downs
by UncleOxidant 5y ago
They're doing pretty well at this point as they're paying 7.12%. Likely at the rate reset in May they'll pay that much or more for the next 6 months. Only downside is you can only put in $10k/year. If you have a spouse then you can put in $20K/year. Another nice thing about them is that the interest is state-tax free so if you live in a state with income tax it's an added bonus.
- twblalock 5y agoThe other big downside is you can't get the money out for one year. After that, they are basically liquid.
- UncleOxidant 5y agoNot a huge downside, really. CDs are similar.