Treasury bills
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Short-term U.S. government debt securities with maturities of one year or less, offering low-risk returns currently competitive with many savings accounts.
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"Because of where rates are, I'm basically over-saving in Treasury bills to eventually buy a home — either a big down payment or mostly cash in a few years — because I don't want to borrow at 7%."
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"Could someone theoretically go get a million dollars in 0% loans and just put them in treasury bills and then just pay it off?"
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"He's been building cash and shifting heavily into short-term US Treasury bills at a scale rarely seen in his portfolio. That kind of move usually shows up when cracks start forming in the economy before they're visible."
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