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Money Market Funds - VMRXX VMFXX VUSXX - Which to invest in? VMFXX - Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund VUSXX - Vanguard Treasury Money Market Fund I can see what each fund is invested in (Repurchase Agreements US Government Obligations US Treasury Bills) and the mix of those investments, but I don't know the rationale for investing in one fund over the others
Are t-bills not worth the effort now vs. VMFXX? - Bogleheads. org The current 7-day SEC yield for Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) is 5 3% The Indicative yield on the upcoming 3-month tbill auction is 5 472% The indicative yield on the upcoming 6-month tbill auction is 5 497% Assuming the VMFXX yield stays constant for the next 6 months, purchasing a $100,000 six-month t-bill would earn an additional $98 50 (pre-tax) over those 6 months vs just
Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) - InvestingAnswers What Is a VMFXX? The Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund, or VMFXX, is an investment fund offered through Vanguard that invests in U S government securities As its main goal is to provide current income and preserve shareholders’ principal investments, the fund maintains a share price of $1 For this reason, it is considered one of the most conservative investment options offered by Vanguard
Novice question: How exactly does VMFXX work? - Bogleheads. org VMFXX is a Mutual Fund and my money is put into very safe investments curious: which would you consider safer, FDIC bank account < $250,000, or VMFXX (or say SPAXX from Fidelity) ? I’m not saying which account is safer just what the institution does with the money I entrust with them
VMFXX vs VUSXX - Bogleheads. org These two money market funds from Vanguard have essentially equivalent yields and safety as far as I can see On Vanguard's website VUSXX is described as 98% Treasuries, while VMFXX has 31% repurchase agreements and also seems to have significant non-treasury federal debt My question is - is there any significant difference in state tax because of the repurchase agreements and non-treasury? i
VMFXX Money Market- Safe? Insured? or go with FDIC insured? Ultimately, is VMFXX (Vanguard Federal Money Market aka Vanguad Settlement Funds) safe? I define safe not based whether the return can go up or down but rather the risk that what I think is in cash (Vanguard settlement) will still be there at the end of this FDIC means to me that if the bank goes belly up, I still get my money up to $250k
How safe is it to leave more than $250k in VMFXX: Vanguard Federal . . . VMFXX is unambiguously riskier than either IMO but still by a very small margin So in the real world where I always have more money in CD's and or term treasuries than cash I don't distinguish VMFXX v VUSXX treasury CD by risk
VMFXX NYS TAX [Vanguard Fed Money Market - Bogleheads. org VMFXX NYS TAX [Vanguard Fed Money Market - How is it taxed in NY state?] by Rybran » Mon Jan 06, 2025 2:26 pm Hi everyone Do we know how VMFXX will be taxed at the NYS level for 2024? I live in NY and use this fund as settlement fund and hold cash in it Is there a better option for me? Thank you!
Trying to Understand VMFXX - Bogleheads. org Re: Trying to Understand VMFXX by VelvetNirvana » Tue Nov 29, 2022 10:45 am Does anyone know when the 7 day interest rate is changed? I had been getting 2 5% in my high yield savings account and moved that savings into the municipal money market account as it offered better after tax yield
Taxable status for Vanguard cash funds (VUSXX VMSXX VYFXX VMFXX) Re: Taxable status for Vanguard cash funds (VUSXX VMSXX VYFXX VMFXX) by Scorpion Stare » Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:54 pm According to Vanguard’s 2022 US Government Obligations Income letter, the Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) had 37 79% of its income from US government obligations