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my money blog my money early retirement invest optimize spending extra money advertising disclosure are you indirectly losing money via your brokerage cash sweep account? august 9, 2018 by jonathan ping 4 comments a recent wsj article by jason zweig calls attention to one of the hidden ways that brokerage firms make money from you. as interest rates rise, they go out and earn the highest market rates while giving you a lot less on your idle cash. the difference adds up to big profits. brokerage accounts used to make you buy a money market fund with a high expense ratio. these days, they use a “bank sweep” account. they advertise the fdic insurance, but hide the fact that they often own the bank and are skimming millions in interest: in a bank sweep, your brokerage automatically rakes together and deposits your spare cash in one or more banks. banks hand the brokerage a hefty fee, and the brokerage hands you some crumbs. for any given investor, a few dollars from dividends or interest income don’t amount to much. rolled together with idle cash from thousands of other investors, they can add up to millions. morgan stanley. ameriprise. e-trade. if you dig through schwab’s disclosure, you’ll see them state that “in setting interest rates, the affiliated banks may seek to pay as low a rate as possible”. nice. default options often prey on your inattention and laziness. here are some ways to avoid the low interest rates of the bank sweep accounts. explore all your sweep options. some places give you multiple alternatives for your cash sweep. for example, fidelity has fidelity government money market fund (spaxx), fidelity treasury fund (fzfxx), and fcash. the two funds have sec yields over 1.5% right now, while fcash earns only 0.25% on balances under $100,000. keep your cash accounts empty automatically. you can set up automatic dividend reinvestment, or perhaps an automatic deposit of dividends into a high yield savings account . that should keep most of your interest and dividends from piling up as cash. manually reinvest often or transfer to alternative funds. keep an eye on your cash balance, and invest it as soon as possible into stocks, bonds, or a higher-yielding money market fund alternative. some accounts offer a text alert if you balance exceeds a certain amount like $1,000. move your assets to another firm. vanguard still has a decent sweep option (vmmxx, see below). fidelity still has two decent money market sweep options as well (spaxx and fzfxx). vanguard isn’t incentivized to play these interest-skimming games. vanguard’s only sweep account nowadays is the vanguard federal money market fund due to new regulations (read more here ). vanguard used to have better options as the default account, but at least the vanguard federal money market fund still earns a decent sec yield of 1.87% (as of 8/8/18). if you want, you can still move money manually into the vanguard prime money market fund , vanguard municipal money market funds, and the vanguard treasury money market fund which may do better on an after-tax basis. on the flip side, if you are individual stock investor, this is why higher interest rates are good for brokerage firms like schwab. if you believe in the future of low-cost index funds, fidelity and vanguard are not publicly-traded, but you can become a shareholder in schwab. heck, schwab has even set up their “free” robo-advisor to profit from higher interest rates due to a sizable cash allocation. (i do not hold schwab stock at the time of this writing, but it is on my watchlist.) bottom line. check the interest rate on your brokerage sweep account – it might be a lot lower than you think. consider taking action. share this: tweet pocket more print share on tumblr email last updated: august 9, 2018 chase ihg rewards club premier card review: 105,000 bonus points + $50 statement credit august 8, 2018 by jonathan ping 1 comment the chase ihg rewards club premier credit card is a new-ish card with a (temporarily?) improved bonus offer. there is a sign-up bonus of up to 100,000 ihg points + $50 statement credit + $5,000 more ihg points for adding a new authorized user. here are the highlights: 100,000 bonus ihg points after spending $3,000 in the first 3 months from account opening + $50 statement credit after first purchase. 5,000 bonus ihg points after you add your first authorized user and make your first purchase within 3 months from account opening. free night certificate at card anniversary. valid at ihg® hotels with a current point redemption level of 40,000 points or less. stay must be completed within 12 months from date of issue. free status upgrade to ihg® rewards club platinum elite for as long as you remain a premier credit cardmember. for each standard room reward night stay of 4 or more nights, every 4th night is free. earn 10,000 bonus ihg points after you spend $20,000 on purchases and make one additional purchase each account anniversary year. global entry or tsa precheck fee credit of up to $100 every 4 years. no foreign transaction fees. $89 annual fee. this total bonus level is the highest that i’ve seen on any ihg card. this is a pretty new card, but if you’ve gotten a bonus from this card within the last 2 years, please note the following: this product is not available to either (i) current cardmembers of this credit card, or (ii) previous cardmembers of this credit card who received a new cardmember bonus for this credit card within the last 24 months. note that this is the new “igh club premier ” card, so this language should mean that if you have the older and different “ihg club select ” card, you can still apply for this card and get the sign-up bonus. for now, the 5/24 rule does not apply to this card. on many chase cards, there is an unofficial rule that they will automatically deny approval on new credit cards if you have 5 or more new credit cards from any issuer on your credit report within the past 2 years (aka the 5/24 rule). this rule is designed to discourage folks that apply for high numbers of sign-up bonuses. this is applied on a per-person basis, so in our household one applies to chase while the other applies at other card issuers. as of right now, the 5/24 rule does not apply to this card. what can you get with 100,000 ihg points? the best redemption value for ihg points is for free hotel nights. the other options offer significantly less value. while the points don’t translate directly to a dollar value, but overall you should expect around 0.60 cents of value per point . this would place 100,000 ihg points at a $600 value. you can perform the calculations for hotels that fit your needs. i tried a bunch of other various combinations and got between 0.5 cents and 0.8 cents per point equivalent value. personally, i assign the points a more conservative value of 0.50 cents per ihg point based on my past award redemptions. (i don’t stay at the fancy places much anymore.) ihg stands for intercontinental hotel group which has over 5,000 hotels including the following brands: intercontinental hotels & resorts crowne plaza holiday inn, holiday inn express staybridge suites candlewood suites hotel indigo even hotels ihg rewards club puts out a new list of pointbreaks hotels every few months where you can redeem a hotel night for only 5,000 to 15,00 points. there are some nice hotels on the list, but the locations are very specific and few people are sufficiently flexible with their travel to constantly take advantage of these deals. however, you could get value of over 1 cent per ihg point with a hotel on this list. ihg points expire after 24 months of inactivity, so if you keep up your activity then you can save up these free nights for later. chase ultimate rewards points also convert to ihg points. ongoing rewards structure. i might book my ihg nights on this card, but the rest of the rewards are pretty bad. remember that ihg points are worth less than other points like hyatt or chase ultimate

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