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· 52 weeks

U.S. Treasury

Needs a brokerage account or TreasuryDirect

3.70%annualized yield

About $1,110 through its 52 weeks maturity on your $30,000

U.S.-backed

illustrative rate · checked Jul 20, 2026 · 8:58am ET · Treasury auction result

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Why this is safe

Why this is safe

Treasury bills are direct obligations of the U.S. government rather than bank deposits.

They are not FDIC-insured because repayment is backed by the U.S. government itself.

If you sell before maturity, the market price can be higher or lower than what you paid.

Rates by time

Rate and term table

This product keeps its published annualized yield label; it is not presented as a bank APY. Every row estimates dollars through that row's term; non-deposit yield measures are not guaranteed cash flows.

TimeSample annualized yieldEstimated dollars on $30,000
6 months3.62%About $538 through 6 months
1 yearSelected3.70%About $1,110 through 1 year
2 years3.78%About $2,311 through 2 years
3 years3.84%About $3,590 through 3 years
5 years3.90%About $6,324 through 5 years

Getting out early

What access really costs

Hold to maturity or sell through a brokerage at the market price. There is no bank penalty, but a market sale can return less than you paid.

Worked estimate: $550 gross interest through month 6, before tax. Confirm the provider's calculation.

Interest schedule

When the money reaches you

ScheduleInterest paid at maturity
Monthly-income example$93 a month before tax if paid monthly
Through stated maturityAbout $1,110 before tax through its 52 weeks maturity

Taxes

Headline rate versus what you keep

Choose your state in After taxes for a complete estimate. The figure below currently uses 0% state tax.

Federal treatmentGenerally taxable as interest or investment income
State treatmentExempt from state and local income tax
Estimated after-tax yield2.81% = $844/yr at 24% federal and no state selected (0%)
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How to open

What you will need

About 15 minutes. Hugo does not collect any of this information.

  1. 01Brokerage account or TreasuryDirect account
  2. 02Social Security number
  3. 03Funding account and routing number

No brokerage yet? Fidelity, Schwab, and Vanguard each offer one; setup typically takes about 15 minutes. Hugo lists them alphabetically and does not rank them.

Provider record

U.S. Treasury

CharterUnited States government debt
RegulatorU.S. Department of the Treasury
FDIC certificateNot applicable
Operating since1929
Rate sourceTreasury auction result

illustrative rate · checked Jul 20, 2026 · 8:58am ET · Treasury auction result

Against the Treasury curve

Published rates by time

Dots preserve each product's published rate type; the selected product is ringed. Dollar estimates use the terms stated on each product.

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Treasury 3.70% annualized yield · about $1,110

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