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Ray S.
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Where to keep cash on the sidelines?

Ray S.
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  • Miami Beach, FL
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Where does everyone store the cash they keep on the sidelines while you're waiting to put it to work? This would be money that I wouldn't want to risk losing. What would be the highest return available that provided the least amount of risk with the most liquidity? Aside from leaving it in a money market are there places you can put it that will at least make something, even if it's a small return? I usually stick it in bonds, but the bond market looks a little more risky right now. 

Thanks

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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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American Express High Yield Savings Account paying around 2%.

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