Key takeaways
- With nearly $106 billion in net assets, it holds Treasury bills, and the largest single bill makes up 10.18% of the fund.
- Bills now yield 4.06% to 4.16%, and any future Fed cut would reach this check before the other two.
- Over that month the 20-year yield fell from 5.65% on October 9 to 5.34%.
The Fed just moved rates again, and for retirees living off Treasury ETF income, the timing of that monthly check depends entirely on which fund they chose.
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