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- Are we still liking $SGOV? : r ETFs - Reddit
I, for example, don’t buy SGOV the five days before its ex date Before that, I gain something that month even taking into account taxes, or just break even Reply reply more replyMore replies Necroking695 • It, by definition, does not matter Reply reply more replyMore repliesMore repliesMore repliesMore replies gasallbrakesno • Reply reply
- Case for holding cash in SGOV -- iShares 0-3 month treasury ETF
If you have sitting cash, SGOV, an iShares ETF consisting of 0-3 month T-Bills (average maturity 0 09 years) is worth considering right now It's worth considering because:
- Isnt SGOV better than high-yield saving accounts and cash . . . - Reddit
SGOV dividend is 5 38%, after 0 07% expense ratio, it comes down to 5 31% And it is ~95% tax exempt from state + local tax Isn't it a no-brainer that I move my money to SGOV? I am trying to understand why so many people are keeping their savings in high-yield saving accounts or cash sweep programs when they pay higher tax for similar return
- How to Invest in SGOV : r ETFs - Reddit
SGOV pays a monthly dividend, and this is the key to its sawtooth wave pattern: Basically what you see is that on the ex-dividend date, the price drops to its lowest point immediately Then the price rises a little each day until the day before the next ex-dividend date, when it reaches a peak When that ex-div date hits, the cycle repeats
- HYSA or SGOV : r Bogleheads - Reddit
The only real downside that I can think of is that SGOV isn't immune to very short term volatility, and it will still take a few days to access those funds as cash Counterpoints: I still think I could weather the worst short-term volitility that could be expected of SGOV I'm still keeping about a month's worth of expenses in a checking account
- Possible to lose capital on SGOV : r financialindependence - Reddit
SGOV, T-bills, a money market fund or a HYSA would all be fine recommendations for such On the other hand, a long-term treasury bond fund like TLT has significant price volatility due to interest rate changes and is not appropriate for OP's needs
- Are there better alternatives to SGOV for short-term treasury . . . - Reddit
SGOV seems to be one of the more popular short-term treasury ETFs out there but I've also since heard of USFR and BIL, etc As of right now, is there a clear winner among them or a reason to go for one or the other?
- Is $SGOV worth it compared to a money market fund like SPAXX . . . - Reddit
Right now my emergency fund is in SPAXX through fidelity, but I see that SGOV has a higher yield Any reason I shouldn’t switch? I’d prefer to keep my money with fidelity which is why I don’t use a HYSA, and I would prefer high liquidity in case I need to access the money
- SWVXX vs. SGOV …. . and what is VOO? : r Schwab - Reddit
SWVXX is Schwab’s prime money market fund SGOV is a short term Treasury ETF Both are reasonable places to keep ‘cash’ SWVXX is always $1 share and pays interest monthly SGOV the share price moves a little as it accrued interest internally then pays a monthly dividend, at which point the share price drops
- Sgov Or Usfr for parking your uninvested cash : r Bogleheads
What would be the pros and cons of each one, please help me choose one either fixed short term sgov or variable rates note usfr I looked up and saw usfr maturity [sensitivity towards interest rate changes] is 0 02 much lower than sgov, meaning less volatility in value
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