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You Are 68 and a $40,000 Expense Lands in Three Years? These 3 ETFs Are Where That Money Should Sit Until Then
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article says investors saving for a fixed expense with a set deadline should choose Treasury funds based on how each fund works. It identifies three funds as potential matches but provides no fund names, performance figures, or specific recommendations in the excerpt.
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