7 Best Short Term Investments | Places to Park Your Cash

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Title	:	7 Best Short Term Investments \| Places to Park Your Cash
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Joe Biden
Comment from : David

Could you do a review of Bask bank 5 interest on savings account
Comment from : Greengeaux

Hello, could you do another video of places to park cash for short term to get decent interest rates It’s November 2022, and with Fed raising rates, I’m thinking there could be opportunities
Comment from : charles coyle

What about putting it into stable coins like Tether or USD coin? They have much better APY rates than banks, although I'm sure it is not without risks
Comment from : Pineapple Pizza

T-Mobile money 4 APY on the 1st $3000 (1 above that) if you are a T-Mobile cellular customer and you make 10 purchases per month 1 for non-customers with no limits or purchase requirements Open up an account for each member of the family on your T-Mobile account ($3k for you and $3k for the wife / husband and maybe $3k for the kid(s) all at 4)
Comment from : steve benson

How about gold?
Comment from : Eihab Alfaki

ZZZZZ… my god man get to da PERNA!!!
Comment from : OMGWUNSIU

Imma stick w the mattress
Comment from : Charles

The hardest issue for most investors is stomaching a loss in their investments And because the stock market can fluctuate, you will have losses occur frequently You’ll have to steel yourself to handle these losses, or you’ll be apt to buy high and sell low during a panic
Comment from : Jefferies Uenukuterangihoka

Sorry, but Axos Bank has TERRIBLE RATES!
Comment from : D L

If you make 1 you are still losing 8 in purchasing power due to inflation
Comment from : Michael Williams

I've been very good at it, seems like some people are paid to say it
Comment from : Michael

Not helpful get 4 on my cking acct
Comment from : GHutube8

Why is Chime your favorite? Thats the same interest rate return as almost all other banks? I dont get what the benefit is? Marcus has been the best for me
Comment from : John Carr

Why no BSV or SHY??? Thanks
Comment from : Kris Krispy

Any thoughts on M1 Finance? 1 APY on a spend account that also gives cash back, and a great place to do investing as well
Comment from : Jared Cannata

"Current" is paying 4 APY in their Savings feature up to $6,000 That's the only catch I can see -- that and that they can change the rate at any time, although I would assume the next rate they changed to would still be way above what most big banks are paying I've been enjoying it thus far and have had no problems with it
Comment from : BHIG SHAMAN

M1 finance and sofi pays good
Comment from : manuvns

I am 65 with no retirement plans I just opened a RothIRA account with Fidelity and deposited $2000 in that account I am planning to contribute $150 every month to that account What do you recommend I invested in?
Comment from : Soheyla Noghrehkar

I’m a little surprised you didn’t mention Marcus by Goldman Sachs I admit I didn’t read all 75 comments to see if it was already discussed in the comments
Comment from : Marshall Hosel

What about I bonds ??
Comment from : Dennis H

The Bronze Spoon Investor with Steven Labrenz

Always gotta find a place to park cash As I’ve been saying on my channel, “CASH IS TRASH” great video Thanks Rob 👍
Comment from : The Bronze Spoon Investor with Steven Labrenz

Hello, just started watching your videos and like your content You mentioned two financial advisors in one of your videos that I am interested in contacting I am 72 so prefer someone who might be more knowledgeable with estate planning if possible Can you give me contact information? I need to do some rethinking and reallocation soon I need help Thanks! Linda
Comment from : Linda Patrick

For most cases of "timing the market" savings accounts not relevant since not applicable for IRA401K investment options I was expecting something like conpro for different bond ETFs or something like it
Comment from : Serg Pomytkin

This video is very dated Government-backed iBonds are paying 712 as of Jan 8 2022 You can buy $10k for every SS number and EIN number that you have
Comment from : Jeff Holmes

What are your thoughts on Municipal Bond Funds for the state that you live in? Are they too risky for an Emergency Fund?
Comment from : John Almonte

Worthy's - allowance for loan losses - is very high Looks like a lot of the small businesses they lent to were hit very hard due to covid Also, management has attached a going concern note to the most recent financials, indicating they may not last the next 12 months When the audited financials come out it may be even worse
Comment from : Avern Vrey

What do you think about lifetime annuities that pay a fixed amount for life? Seems pretty good for a senior
Comment from : Testa

Nice
Comment from : A K

Celsius pays over 10 on stable coins
Comment from : Paraglider Sean

I'm tinkering with crypto I'm getting 9 APY in a BlockFi Interest Account after converting some USD to BUSD Great channel and content, thank you Rob!
Comment from : Eric Johnson

Thanks Rob Love your videos For someone from AU, I have to say what US products have to offer, I personally can’t say AU has the same……
Comment from : Ting Liu

What's wrong with sticking it under the mattress My Nan put hers in the oven, forgot and roasted it all Luckily some on the numbers were still visible and the bank honoured them for her
Comment from : Mark Lydon

Starts at 2:25
Comment from : Stylem Bonkers

Hard to beat I-bonds if you know you absolutely don't need the money for at least 12mo Could ladder them like CD's Up to 30k a year if married
Comment from : David Mason

Not sure why T-Mobile Money is not here They pay 4 APY on the first 3k and 1 on all after that for T-Mobile users 1 APY is for everyone Clear winner IMO
Comment from : Michel Gutierrez

People, NEVER pay a monthly fee for any account
Comment from : Steven Reichert

You have fourex and crypto traders shilling on your web site for Romero Pieto @rob berger
Comment from : Steve Vornov

Wait, I park my cash in Vanguard’s total stock market fund Is that wrong? 😳
Comment from : Johnathon Livingston

Short Term Bond ETF's ?
Comment from : Coleman Carpenter

What about a tax exempt bond fund for parking cash such as VTEB?
Comment from : M C

corrections Varo it’s a bank they are also FDIC insure :)
Comment from : KEN Floe

Very informative! Thanks! It would be good to know if you get paid by any of these companies to promote them
Comment from : Mehmet Aydinlik

Wow Failure on every single one of them
Comment from : Retired

Tellus3 Must keep your money in for 2 months, though
Comment from : Gambler W

My previous comment was incorrect Tips pays YTD 157 Not 4
Comment from : Craig Cothren

Why did you not mention Schwab's SCHP Tips etf which pays around 4 per month?
Comment from : Craig Cothren

Capital One online Bank pays, 30 apy on savings account This bank was formerly ING Direct
Comment from : Sunshine

Citi Bank pays 50 basis point on high yield savings account Capital one pays 40 basis points Amex and many other banks pay in that order I would better park my money in a big bank, like Citi, and still get 05 interest rate rather than Internet Apps, like Chime etc, which also pay 05
Comment from : Pradeep Kumar

What about Toyota Income Driver Notes?
Comment from : Robert William

VARO just recently become an FDIC insured bank
Comment from : N M

Useless, the 3 is on up to 5000, really? I watched this useless advise to possibly make $150 in a year, if I follow all the crazy rules
Comment from : Brian Casey

Another informative video, thanks Rob Curious what your thoughts are on Acorns? A spare change, if you will savings I have an account mainly for fun and to watch it grow a bit Thank you
Comment from : Dave

My god this guy takes forever to get to the answer… and all his videos are so unnecessarily long
Comment from : Jess

What about HNDL It aims to pay a 7 monthly dividend with a 1 expense ratio I have held it about a year and the monthly dividends have mostly been on target Maybe you can do a video about how HNDL would fit into a portfolio??
Comment from : CFH

I have held and increased investment in Worthy Bonds for over a year No problems Only things is, they are approved for $50M worth at a time It has been many moths since they sold out the last batch The SEC has been way behind in approvals They have three batches under approval now I was putting in $300 per week - this time I will just buy a really big batch The other slight negative is that for large sums it can take up to 30 days to get your money so a tad less liquid than savings accounts etc
Comment from : neuroron

Your short term investment video raises a question for me Will any of these allow internet accessibility from outside the US? I know that Axos will not Any suggestions? Thanks!
Comment from : Warren R Johnson

Looking for best short term (12 to 24 months) places to park my $$'s which does not require direct deposit
Comment from : Sid Walker

Todays CD market has been getting more and more friendly to the beginning investor by offering extremely low early withdrawal penalties I have one institution that only charges 90 day interest EWP on 5 year CDs earning 130 but what if you've had the CD for say two years??? You have given up 1/8th of the interest benefit to capture a good deal your EF or investment stash was intended forThere is also a CU that offers 3 1 year CDs with the add-on option but it too required direct deposit so I transferred one of my pension to them and I also met the other qualifying standards
Comment from : Kevin Rehberg

Rob, I would be very interested in your thoughts on how to invest your bond position at this time Thank you
Comment from : Randy Chestnut

Have your dog earn his/her food Best idea ever Strap fitbit and collect these steps 🤣
Comment from : B S

Isn't it great to get 61 basis points when reported inflation rate is 5 (but the real inflation rate is much higher)
Comment from : Chris Kleeschulte

9:45 probably selling your fitness data
Comment from : D Moon

Navy Federal pays 40 basis points on savings Uniformed, DOD Feds/Contractors, and Family/Friends only
Comment from : James Kelly

I hear the same advice all the time and it seems to contradict it's self Realestate people will tell you, you make your money on the buy and you have to buy right Than they say just invest now, otherwise your timing the market! Lololol we are at all time highs and have no inventory/ no choices
Comment from : john smith

Hey! I’m blown away and humbled that this question at 0:58 is from me! Thank you so much for answering it! Another great video, as always
Comment from : Mavis

Rob—brbrLove your content But enough chit chat!brbrWhat happened to Dough Roller?!? Took me too long to find the new brand after Dough Roller went cold Glad to see you’re still creating Keep up the great advice!
Comment from : John Mabry

Thank you We start watching your YouTube channel yesterday So much to catching up we are almost given up our financial issues but you motivate us God bless you
Comment from : Cherie Kang

Hi, Rob- Your video is awesome; very informative and right to the point Marcus Goldman Sachs has a 050 on savings and 065 on CD minimum of $500 I came across while researching this topic
Comment from : S Cavazos

Love your advice I do want to know should a person who is in the stock market have a portfolio that helps protect your investment Such as notes,gold,silver, bonds, etc Also would love to hear your thoughts on Cashflow Also can’t wait to possibly meet you at Berkshires annual share holders meeting🙂
Comment from : Seth Quinn

Random question but in theory, for those banks that say "you cannot exceed XY amount," does that pretty much mean that if the limit was 5K and I earned $50 that month, I'd have withdraw the $50 because leaving it in there would have my balance now $5050; therefore making me no longer eligible pretty much instantly unless I take out what was paid?
Comment from : *Steven Morris