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The Michael
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On Sat 07 May 2005 06:42:28p, usenet newsgroups wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> my question is, is this normal for deep discount brokerage not to give
> you a return on non-invested money. do I have to request it from a
> deep discount brokerage? or will they even do it at all? should I
> find another discount broker? needless to say, I am pretty unhappy
> (considering the amount of money I lost on interest is significant).
> yet, I know it's my own fault for not keeping a closer eye on my
> finances.
As interest rates are rising, each FI raises their rates, but some slower
than others (sort of like gas stations). I always transfer any my larger
cash balances to where ever the rates are currently higher. I currently
have one or two brokers paying less than 0.5% and I also have one paying
2.17 and one paying 2.65%. I monitor this periodically.
If you want to monitor gas prices in your area, you may want to check out
gasbuddy.com.
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Mike
news:[email protected]:
> my question is, is this normal for deep discount brokerage not to give
> you a return on non-invested money. do I have to request it from a
> deep discount brokerage? or will they even do it at all? should I
> find another discount broker? needless to say, I am pretty unhappy
> (considering the amount of money I lost on interest is significant).
> yet, I know it's my own fault for not keeping a closer eye on my
> finances.
As interest rates are rising, each FI raises their rates, but some slower
than others (sort of like gas stations). I always transfer any my larger
cash balances to where ever the rates are currently higher. I currently
have one or two brokers paying less than 0.5% and I also have one paying
2.17 and one paying 2.65%. I monitor this periodically.
If you want to monitor gas prices in your area, you may want to check out
gasbuddy.com.
--
Mike