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Well there are going to be broker's fees at a minimum. I am not sure how liquid ultra-short term T Bills are. But I suppose that some mutual funds are always trading in them.notsheigetz wrote: I got out of SHY and bought my own T-Bills for the cash portion of my PP lately (coupon - Fidelity). Something I haven't been able to figure out is if it will cost me if I sell them before maturity. Not that I intend to do it but I would just like to know if anyone can advise me.
Actually, I believe Fidelity and Vanguard both let you buy and sell aftermarket treasuries for free - and this would include T-bills. And, they're pretty much the definition of liquid.Ad Orientem wrote:Well there are going to be broker's fees at a minimum. I am not sure how liquid ultra-short term T Bills are. But I suppose that some mutual funds are always trading in them.notsheigetz wrote: I got out of SHY and bought my own T-Bills for the cash portion of my PP lately (coupon - Fidelity). Something I haven't been able to figure out is if it will cost me if I sell them before maturity. Not that I intend to do it but I would just like to know if anyone can advise me.
I stand corrected.rickb wrote:Actually, I believe Fidelity and Vanguard both let you buy and sell aftermarket treasuries for free - and this would include T-bills. And, they're pretty much the definition of liquid.Ad Orientem wrote:Well there are going to be broker's fees at a minimum. I am not sure how liquid ultra-short term T Bills are. But I suppose that some mutual funds are always trading in them.notsheigetz wrote: I got out of SHY and bought my own T-Bills for the cash portion of my PP lately (coupon - Fidelity). Something I haven't been able to figure out is if it will cost me if I sell them before maturity. Not that I intend to do it but I would just like to know if anyone can advise me.