[AlexCornila]

yeah but if I get a 4.25% FDIC insured I’ll prefer that and take the 0.75% loss. https://www.crisesnotes.com/i-got-the-fed-to-release-its-201...

[dawnerd]

You can get higher than that w/ fdic too. I use wealthfront and it's been great so far. Currently 5%

[fshbbdssbbgdd]

What’s the FDIC going to do for you when the treasuries it uses to hold its own funds are in default?

[AlexCornila]

FDIC is going to return my funds defaulted treasuries are not required to do so

[latchkey]

5.3 FDIC

https://www.viobank.com/cornerstone-money-market-savings

[sam2426679]

Holding t-bills means you pay neither state nor local taxes, so the net difference is likely larger than 0.75% depending on where you live.

[ashconnor]

Is it possible to buy t-bills whilst avoiding the Treasury Direct website?