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Where can I put cash for 1 month? As of 8 October 2026, the highest-yielding places that fit 1 month with a clean record are TCRXX 3.81% (government money-market fund), VXDXX 3.81% (government money-market fund) and PRTXX 3.80% (government money-market fund).
Where can I put cash for 3 months? As of 8 October 2026, the highest-yielding places that fit 3 months with a clean record are TFLO 3.91% (treasury floating-rate notes), TCRXX 3.81% (government money-market fund) and VXDXX 3.81% (government money-market fund).
Where can I put cash for 6 months? As of 8 October 2026, the highest-yielding places that fit 6 months with a clean record are FLRN 4.70% (company floating-rate notes), MINT 4.61% (ultra-short, mixed bonds) and FLOT 4.41% (company floating-rate notes).
Where can I put cash for 12 months? As of 8 October 2026, the highest-yielding places that fit 12 months with a clean record are FLRN 4.70% (company floating-rate notes), MINT 4.61% (ultra-short, mixed bonds) and FLOT 4.41% (company floating-rate notes).
Which money-market funds pay the most? As of 8 October 2026, the highest-yielding government money-market funds are U.S. Government Money Market Fund 3.81%, XD Treasury Money Market Fund 3.81% and T. Rowe Price U.S. Treasury Money Fund 3.80% (2026-09 7-day yields); 301 of 328 US money-market funds held their SEC minimums every month on record.
Which monthly dividend payers are soundest? As of 8 October 2026, of 29 companies and trusts that pay a dividend every month, 5 carry no warning signs: EPR Properties 6.9%, Realty Income 6.1%, UDR 5.2%, Agree Realty 4.9% and Phillips Edison & Company 3.5%.
How did insurers’ portfolios do last quarter? Insurers’ stock books returned a median +10.0% from 31 March 2026 to 30 June 2026, against +14.65% for the S&P 500 fund; Travelers led at +27.4% and Loews trailed at +5.8%.
Which reinsurers are strongest? From their fiscal 2025 SEC filings, the property and casualty reinsurers with no warning signs are Arch Capital Group ($24.2B capital), RenaissanceRe ($11.6B capital), AXIS Capital ($6.4B capital), Hamilton Insurance Group ($2.8B capital), SiriusPoint ($2.5B capital) and International General Insurance (IGI) ($710M capital); 2 of 8 carry at least one sign.
Are the boards’ calls holding up? Since 6 October 2026, when 36 of the boards’ calls were locked with receipt 7fd679131110…, 6 of 15 company calls are ahead of the S&P 500 fund (−0.24%); the first scores land 6 November 2026.
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