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Sounds fine by me. I get better returns investing in index funds anyway, my bank account is literally just somewhere to park my liquid money and direct my paych
by p1necone 4y ago
Sounds fine by me. I get better returns investing in index funds anyway, my bank account is literally just somewhere to park my liquid money and direct my paycheck to because stuffing it under my mattress would be too unsafe.
Banks should differentiate between accounts where you're safely parking your money, and accounts that are actually low risk investments. And they ideally would offer both of those things. I see no downsides here.
- rswail 4y agoBanks do differentiate. If you have an account that is <$250K, you're covered by the FDIC, which essentially makes it zero risk, irrespective of the account's associated interest payments.