I posted a thread about this a while back & it seemed pretty unanimous that Treasuries make more sense over bank CDs as they are state tax free & are marginable.
I was just thinking...
What about in an IRA or other retirement account? Since those accounts are non-marginable anyway, and taxes are irrelevant, would Bank CDs make sense over Treasuries in that case? ...obviously, the amounts in the Bank CDs would have to be within the FDIC limits.
Thoughts?
PS: I am not referring to stocks vs fixed income, just the type of fixed income.
I was just thinking...
What about in an IRA or other retirement account? Since those accounts are non-marginable anyway, and taxes are irrelevant, would Bank CDs make sense over Treasuries in that case? ...obviously, the amounts in the Bank CDs would have to be within the FDIC limits.
Thoughts?
PS: I am not referring to stocks vs fixed income, just the type of fixed income.

