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re: Bought US Treasury 1y
Posted on 10/22/22 at 2:18 pm to slackster
Posted on 10/22/22 at 2:18 pm to slackster
Curious. My only avenue I am aware of is either TD Ameritrade or Treasury Direct.
TDA has a minimum purchase of 5 so just under 5k. Tres. Direct has in $100 increments.
New to the bond, bill, note world. I did buy I-bonds thru Tres. Dir. and all is well and the purchase via web site was good.
Now the curious part. Is there a reason other than where you have money parked that Treasury Direct is not being talked about as a place to buy. (EDIT- Found a video and it looks like selling a T-Bill is a pain and very drawn out.)
Now a question , with Powell likely to raise rates again and probably again. Would buying very short term like 4 weeks then repurchasing after the next hike be in play. Or is the difference not enough to offset the State Taxes that would be due.
TDA has a minimum purchase of 5 so just under 5k. Tres. Direct has in $100 increments.
New to the bond, bill, note world. I did buy I-bonds thru Tres. Dir. and all is well and the purchase via web site was good.
Now the curious part. Is there a reason other than where you have money parked that Treasury Direct is not being talked about as a place to buy. (EDIT- Found a video and it looks like selling a T-Bill is a pain and very drawn out.)
Now a question , with Powell likely to raise rates again and probably again. Would buying very short term like 4 weeks then repurchasing after the next hike be in play. Or is the difference not enough to offset the State Taxes that would be due.
This post was edited on 10/22/22 at 3:44 pm
Posted on 10/22/22 at 3:15 pm to TeaParty
quote:
Curious. My only avenue I am aware of is either TD Ameritrade or Treasury Direct.
You can buy from Fidelity, Schwab, Vanguard etc. I buy at Fidelity and the minimum is 1k.
The advantage TD offers I believe is you can schedule a buy order ahead of the treasury announcement dates. With the brokerages, you have to wait until the announcement dates.
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