In r/personalfinance, buyers planning a home purchase in about six months are steered away from stocks toward cash, CDs, or short-term bonds, prioritizing principal stability over returns.
Planning to buy a house in 6mo - safest way to maintain/build?
with us looking to buy a house in 6 months, I'm curious if there are any other alternatives.
Money you plan to use in 5 years or less belongs in a no risk account like a savings account or CD.
6months and stocks and maintain are not words that often go together
You need to be in short term bonds if you want to maintain value and collect interest along the way.
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