The Best Way To Save Money Short Term: T Bills Vs Treasury Notes

Treasury Bills (T Bills) and Treasury Notes can be a great place for short term savings. Is there a clear winner between the two. How does the Fed raising interest rates affect these two US Government securities?

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[DougImmel-yx]

Thank you very much and this becomes an interesting historical document one year later as we see what's happening to the inversion further, now on May 12, 2024

[johnlupo]

don't gonna, just get to the point!!

[murbanaiy]

First thank you very much for your videos.
I would like to ask you a question about notes and bonds yields because I’m quite confused.
For at least the past 4 weeks the yield on the 3, 4, 5, 7, 10 years treasuries has been dropping even tho the Fed is expected to still raise rates in Dec and maybe in Feb 2023 too.
I was wondering why this is happening?
At one point the yield for a 10 year treasury was around 4.15% then it dropped, is it still expected to raise again?

[motogp]

Fantastic video! Seeing the comparison visually on your chart really helps!

[TheMountainBeyondTheWoods]

I've started buying 4 week T-bills and I've been trying to learn more about them, notes and bonds and had this exact question in mind. I'm planning on buying after the next rate hike in December, but if the Fed will still hike rates at least another couple of times in 2023 maybe I should leave some funds for when that happens. Anyway, this was helpful.

[joeg]

What is affecting the rates for bills vs notes? I’d think yields would decrease and prices would increase since the demand for them would be higher due to the FED continuing to increase rates and investor sentiment staying low. Once the fed lowers rates and the economy starts to grow again we’ll see the opposite. I’m confused on what’s affecting the rates and what makes bills lower than notes at times and vice versa. Any help would be really appreciated.

[SteveV]

Am I not understanding something? If I bought the one year treasury last week and got the 4.7% yield .When that matures one year from now the new rate could much lower since the FED rate hikes will certainly tip the economy into recession. If I buy the 2-year note at tomorrow's auction at 4.5% I'm guaranteed that rate for 2 years. So why should I buy the 1year?

[joeguns]

So if hypothetically someone had 100k which would you choose with the knowledge you have?

[banginzaza]

I like the idea of the Bills and Notes. Not the Bonds though. Way too long! Life is short and you just never know 😂

[bhupendraramteke]

Very relevant knowledge, would have helped SVB

[lawrencemule]

Hello I would expecting something from you after the January 12th info came out concerning eyebond rates period I'm really kind of disappointed at this point you haven't said anything you brought it up in your YouTube before that