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Where Do You Suggest Putting Some Cash In The Us For Interest Yield But Without The Risk Of Stocks, Mutual Funds Or Etf?

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gentleman2222 | 21:18 Sun 10th Dec 2017 | Business & Finance
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Where do you suggest putting some cash in the US for interest yield but without the risk of stocks, mutual funds or ETF?
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This is a GB site.
21:20 Sun 10th Dec 2017
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If you are not prepared to take any risk whatsoever with you money, you are only left with deposit accounts.

You can get a smidgen larger return if you are willing to put your money in a 90 day, or perhaps 120 notice account, but unless you have a considerable sum to save, its not going to make an awful lot of difference one way or the other.
21:24 Sun 10th Dec 2017
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You should have given him your sort-code and account number . . . Tilly! (ETF = Essential Tilly Fund!).
21:24 Sun 10th Dec 2017
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Britons can put their money in the US if they wish. I have several shillings there myself. But if you really want no risk, you won't do better than mikey's answer.
21:26 Sun 10th Dec 2017

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