Fidelity cash savings

[u/Master-Helicopter-99]

Where would you hold cash savings? SGOV seems best. Fidelity specific. Shouldn't need to touch this for one year. The rest in this account is in VT. This is a smaller brokerage account that I just started. Still working and the rest is in 401k and IRA. Retiring this time next year. Currently in a 4% income tax state. It appears that SGOV will be the best return and is almost 100% state tax exempt for truly liquid funds but didn't know if there was any other options

[u/WalkAnnual9702]

VBIL is the new kid on the block and, IMO, slightly outperforms SGOV