CoolChange
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I am seeking the collective wisdom here since this is a subject I know little about, stable value funds, and even less about the one I can now access: The Morley Stable Value Fund.
Until recently, I have not had access to a stable value fund; now, the Morley Stable Value Fund is available to me in a 401(k); and, I am wondering if I should take advantage of it.
Mods: Please feel free to move this to Stock Picking (Individual Security Analysis) if you think that is a more appropriate forum for this thread.
Thank you all in advance.
Until recently, I have not had access to a stable value fund; now, the Morley Stable Value Fund is available to me in a 401(k); and, I am wondering if I should take advantage of it.
- At the risk of sounding like a market timer, bond prices frighten me at current levels.
- CD's and savings accounts pay almost nothing currently as we have discussed here for some time.
- I have been purchasing I Bonds, even at these levels; but, they take a very long time to accumulate under current rules.
Mods: Please feel free to move this to Stock Picking (Individual Security Analysis) if you think that is a more appropriate forum for this thread.
Thank you all in advance.