The Best Interest Rates on Cash Right Now
Here’s my monthly roundup of the best interest rates on cash as of March 2022. I look for lesser-known opportunities available to individuals while still keeping your principal FDIC-insured or equivalent.
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My Money Blog
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Country: United States
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March 17th
March 8th
Notes on Berkshire Hathaway 2021 Annual Letter to Shareholders by Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway released its 2021 Letter to Shareholders which is how Warren Buffett updates his fellow shareholders annually on the status of the business. This year’s letter is only 10 pages long. Here are my personal highlights.
September 28th
Don’t Die With Zero: Money Still Buys Better Experiences When You’re Old
I enthusiastically support the idea of creating a bucket list of items designed for each stage of your life. However, I don’t like the title “Die with Zero” because it suggests that your time at the end is not valuable.
August 26th
Turning Small Deals Into a $100,000 Nest Egg
I admit, I like to play the game of “winning” easy/free money. I find it much more enjoyable than any video game.
August 12th
The Current Best Interest Rates on Cash
Here’s my monthly roundup of the best interest rates on cash. I look for lesser-known opportunities to earn 3% APY and higher while keeping the principal FDIC-insured or equivalent.
July 14th
Retirement Nest Egg Calculators: Running Out of Money vs. Running Out of Time
My favorite part of this tool is that it makes you take into account your mortality. It’s not all about staying above $1 in the bank, but also about maximizing your years of freedom.