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The Fed started 2026 expecting to cut rates 3 times. Rate probabilities now currently show a 78.5% chance of no rate cuts in 2026. Why? - March CPI spiked to 3.3% YoY - JPMorgan's call stated they expect the next move to be a hike in Q3 2027 - April 8 FOMC minutes stated some members open to hikes if inflation stays sticky

The yield your broker shows is a lie. Say a California single filer earning $200,000 was saving $10,000 for a big expense in one year- Should he go HYSA? Or 1YR T-Bill? The gross yield is much higher for the HYSA. But the 1YR T-Bill has the higher after tax yield!

@dividendology Indeed it is!

This is actually pretty crazy.

@JayWallWest Great question. You can buy municipal bonds through brokerages like Fidelity or Schwab in their fixed income section. We’re actually building tools to make this way easier to navigate on TreasuryBonds.com.

@Treasury__Bonds how do you get access to these bonds?

Municipal bonds pay you tax-free income. A 5% muni yield in the 37% tax bracket? That's the equivalent of earning 7.95% on a taxable bond. This is why we MUST focus on 'tax equivalent yield'!

$META currently has multiple bond offerings yielding over 6%! $META 6%+ bonds are backed by tens of billions in cash, low net debt, and robust FCF vs. interest expense. At what yield do these become a no‑brainer for income investors?

10 year treasury yields were sitting at 4.3% as of the end of Q1 2026- Which is near the highest in over the last decade. But it is still below the the historic average of 5.71%.

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