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15. Thx. I like the CLIP idea.

Mon Mar 24, 2025, 12:14 PM

Mar 24

Are these available on E-trade or do they require a mutual fund account, something like Fidelity?

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Probably best to avoid the stock market for now DeeDeeNY Mar 22 #1

After we sell, we have SS and defined benefit pensions. 3Hotdogs Mar 22 #3

thoughts from anyone on T-Bills??? ret5hd Mar 22 #4

I am currently doing a government money market fund anciano Mar 22 #7

Retirees need zero risk income producing investments. usonian Mar 22 #8

We went snowybirdie Mar 22 #9

CDs yield 4.35% for 1-3 months and down to 4.15% 5 years out. surfered Mar 22 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author surfered Mar 22 #11

In a similar position Bmoboy Mar 23 #12

CLIP is an ETF that indexes 3 and 6-month T-bills. Pays 4.97% GreatGazoo Mar 24 #14

Thx. I like the CLIP idea. 3Hotdogs Mar 24 #15

E-Trade, Schwab, all the usual ones GreatGazoo Mar 24 #16