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- Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) - InvestingAnswers
What Is a VMFXX? The Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund, or VMFXX, is an investment fund offered through Vanguard that invests in U S government securities As its main goal is to provide current income and preserve shareholders’ principal investments, the fund maintains a share price of $1 For this reason, it is considered one of the most conservative investment options offered by Vanguard
- Tax benefits VMFXX vs VUSXX for CA residents - Bogleheads. org
Since the two funds (VMFXX and VUSXX) offer about the same rate of interest, using VUSXX in a high income tax state like CA makes the most sense if you're seeking to actually keep as much of the interest earned as possible
- Trying to Understand VMFXX - Bogleheads. org
Re: Trying to Understand VMFXX by VelvetNirvana » Tue Nov 29, 2022 10:45 am Does anyone know when the 7 day interest rate is changed? I had been getting 2 5% in my high yield savings account and moved that savings into the municipal money market account as it offered better after tax yield
- Is it safe to put money in VMFXX money market fund?
That seems unlikely VMFXX is the settlement fund If it is closed to new investors, Vanguard is no longer allowing folks to establish new brokerage accounts And this forum would be lit up like a Christmas Tree I just tried making an initial investment in VUSXX I got to the last step prior to submission of the transaction without a problem
- Risk comparison: VMMXX vs VMFXX vs VUSXX? - Bogleheads. org
Looking to decide between these 3 for the safest portion of my portfolio: my emergency fund Current yields: VMFXX: 2 33% VUSXX: 2 34% VMMXX: 2 51% (2 57% if you get the Admiral shares under the symbol VMRXX) I know very little about fixed income Can only assume VMMXX holding is a bit riskier to justify the higher yields I'm thinking of putting about $100k into the fund, so the yield
- Difference between the 3 Vanguard money market funds
What is the real difference between the three Vanguard money market funds VMRXX, VMFXX, and VUSXX, particularly in terms of expected performance? They seem to have similar objectives Right now, the yield on VUSXX is 0 09% whereas the other two are 0 01%
- How safe is VMFXX now? - Bogleheads. org
Re: How safe is VMFXX now? by brad clarkston » Fri Mar 10, 2023 11:00 pm The bigger issue is your non-rational reaction to a couple of bad banks doing dumb things then winning the dumb prize SilverGate failed to do proper risk management on there nearly 100% cypto coin investments
- Alternatives to VMFXX? - Bogleheads. org
It seems that what's available has both a lower yield and higher expenses negating much of the earnings Before again going back to the idea of opening a HYSA, or of opening an account at Vanguard or other brokerage with more offerings, I thought I'd ask the fine bogleheads here if better alternatives to VMFXX exist than what I have found
- VMFXX as EF State Taxes - Bogleheads. org
VMFXX as EF State Taxes by ForeverInvestorILL » Tue Dec 20, 2022 8:36 pm I moved most of my emergency fund to VMFXX earlier this year as yields began to rise I have accumulated a decent chunk of interest in this fund (or I guess VMFXX interest is reported as ordinary dividends on the 1099 tax form that I get from Vanguard)
- VMFXX Settlement Fund versus VMFXX Mutual Fund - Bogleheads. org
Re: VMFXX Settlement Fund versus VMFXX Mutual Fund LadyGeekMon Apr 08, 2024 12:13 pm I merged user2000's thread into a similar discussion I also clarified the thread title The combined thread is now in the Investing - Theory, News General forum (general discussion) (Thanks to the member who reported the post and provided a link to this
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