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Funds, stocks, and articles on Dividend Vision tagged "Cash".

27 tickers carry the Cash tag on Dividend Vision (15 ETFs, 12 Money Market Funds). The highest distribution rates are LQID (5.33%), CSHI (4.99%), ICSH (4.11%). 1 article covers the theme, most recently "Where Should You Store Cash?".

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27 tickers

Grouped by asset type. Ticker links open the full per-asset page.

ETFs (15)

TickerIssuerNameDist. RateInception
LQIDKurvKurv Enhanced Short Maturity ETF5.33%May 12, 2026
CSHINEOSNEOS Enhanced Income 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF4.99%Aug 30, 2022
ICSHiSharesiShares Ultra Short Duration Bond Active ETF4.11%Dec 11, 2013
IQMMProSharesGENIUS Money Market ETF3.79%Feb 17, 2026
USFRWisdomTreeWisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Fund3.76%Feb 4, 2014
WEEKRoundhill InvestmentsRoundhill Weekly T-Bill ETF3.75%Mar 6, 2025
SOFRAmplify ETFsAmplify Samsung SOFR ETF3.70%Nov 14, 2023
MMKTTexas CapitalTexas Capital Government Money Market ETF3.69%Sep 24, 2024
SGOViSharesiShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF3.59%May 26, 2020
SBILSimplify ETFsSimplify Government Money Market ETF3.47%Sep 27, 2021
JMMFJPMorganJPMorgan 100% U.S. Treasury Securities Money Market ETF3.40%Dec 10, 2025
CGOVCorgi StrategiesCorgi 0-3 Month T-Bill ETF2.82%Jun 3, 2026
CBILCorgi StrategiesCorgi 3-12 Month T-Bill ETF2.36%Jun 4, 2026
MMFCorgi StrategiesCorgi Money Market ETF—Oct 16, 2026
XCSHNicholas Wealth ManagementXFUNDS 1-3 Month BOX ETF——

Money Market Funds (12)

TickerIssuerNameDist. Rate
FLGXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Flex Government Money Market Fund3.79%
VUSXXVanguardVanguard Treasury Money Market Fund3.70%
VMFXXVanguardVanguard Federal Money Market Fund3.65%
VMRXXVanguardVanguard Cash Reserves Federal Money Market Fund Admiral Shares3.65%
SWVXXSchwabSchwab Prime Advantage Money Fund - Investor Shares3.55%
FDRXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Government Cash Reserves3.41%
FZFXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Treasury Money Market Fund3.38%
FDLXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Treasury Only Money Market Fund3.37%
SPAXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Government Money Market Fund3.35%
FZEXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity Tax-Exempt Money Market Fund2.47%
SWWXXSchwabSchwab AMT Tax-Free Money Fund - Investor Shares2.42%
FSPXXFidelity InvestmentsFidelity California Municipal Money Market Fund2.35%

1 article

Blog posts covering this theme or the tickers tagged with it.

  • Where Should You Store Cash?

    A practical look at Treasury bill ETFs, cash alternatives, and where investors may consider storing cash.

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