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Hi fishes,
I have 4.5 years of experience in .net and angular in cognizant I'm working I got call from Genpact but In Genpact they are asking me join as lead consultant is it normal software engineer position or what any idea ..for only 4.5exp is it sufficient for lead consultant position.. firstly what is the responsibilities for lead consultant in GenpactGenpact
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If using for a house, HYSA. SOFI has the best rate right now. Consider putting into Ibonds as well
I like your thinking with ibonds - probably should’ve mentioned I already maxed out the $10K back in January! Also maxing out HSA, 401K and as much as I can to MBD Roth IRA
You could probably do some in some ultra short term bonds too but realistically won’t make you much more than HYSA.
HYSA the market is volatile and likely going down a bit more before coming back long term. You need that cash stable if you’re buying in 2-5 years. And honestly, you’re at a point in like when things can change pretty quick. You might find yourself taking a promotion that moves you across the country, or fall in love, or just want some stability.
Market is down quite a bit. I would DCA if I were you since sell low isn't a great option.
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I would put a portion into USDC on Voyager (9% APY) and the remainder in an HYSA
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What is it invested in now and what would the taxes be if invested in appreciated securities
Right now it’s invested in some Research Fund shares, so it is down ~10% but my company just told me that the brokerage it’s in is not permissible so I have to withdraw it anyways…
Is the money invested in securities now? (In which case doing something new could incur tax consequences) Or is it sitting in cash? (In which case my go-to move for money I need in one to two years is to put it in a cheap National Municipal bond ETF — tax-free income with relative safety vs. stocks, though somewhat sensitive to rising interest rates)
Oh I didn’t know that was possible!