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I have had such an account at Fidelity for years. However they only pay lower money market rates which are based on bonds less than 30 days.


Fidelity CMA balances are swept into FDIC-insured bank accounts. One trick with this account is that you can purchase Fidelity Money Market funds, which are treated as cash, and which Fidelity will auto-liquidate as-needed to cover debits, without intervention on your part. You can select any Fidelity Money Market fund for this. SPRXX, for instance, currently pays 2.09%. Plus you get a debit card that refunds any ATM fee in the world, free wire transfers, bill pay, paper checks (if needed), and competent customer service that's available 24 hours per day.




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