It's essentially a "literally get the best (short term, stable) for your savings, always."
And it's cash-equivalent, so can be purchased and held in any cash management Fidelity account.
The only caveat I've found is that the online tools for interacting with orders can be a bit hit or miss. But just calling into their fixed income desk will get someone to do what you need ASAP. And that you have to schedule buys on Treasury's schedule. (Thursdays, so enter orders on Wednesdays, I think?)
But past that, just setting up several non-overlapping auto-buys is a great way to get good interest on a < 2 week liquid account.
And say to hell with all those "reward checking" criteria.
It's essentially a "literally get the best (short term, stable) for your savings, always."
And it's cash-equivalent, so can be purchased and held in any cash management Fidelity account.
The only caveat I've found is that the online tools for interacting with orders can be a bit hit or miss. But just calling into their fixed income desk will get someone to do what you need ASAP. And that you have to schedule buys on Treasury's schedule. (Thursdays, so enter orders on Wednesdays, I think?)
But past that, just setting up several non-overlapping auto-buys is a great way to get good interest on a < 2 week liquid account.
And say to hell with all those "reward checking" criteria.