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Diamond_Dog

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2. Did Vanguard just transition your funds to a different type of portfolio

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Wed Nov 6, 2024, 07:12 PM

Nov 6

and did you have to fill out some information online? Mine did that just recently. I was relieved they don’t want anything to do with crypto.

Sorry that doesn’t answer your question, bif.

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Someone recommend moving money into Money Market Funds [View all] bif Nov 6 OP

I'm putting mine in CDs we can do it Nov 6 #1

If you look at the holdings of any Money Market fund, it is chock full of CD's A HERETIC I AM Nov 6 #4

Did Vanguard just transition your funds to a different type of portfolio Diamond_Dog Nov 6 #2

In about 2 years I'll be moving everything I can into... yourout Nov 6 #3

Do you think it will take that long with this administration? nt Ferrets are Cool Nov 8 #10

My recommendation to another DUer asking this: Don't do anything right now... lastlib Nov 6 #5

High yield savings accounts give better returns and are also F.D.I.C. protected. The safest is U.S. treasury bonds. 3Hotdogs Nov 6 #6

I've been in index funds for ages bif Nov 7 #8

Maybe move no more than 10% into money market as an emergency fund. 3Hotdogs Nov 7 #9

Thanks for all the great advice bif Nov 7 #7