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Understanding the basics of cash investments Cash refers to money thats not invested in the markets. It has little to no market risk and is easily accessible. It also has a maturity of 90 days or less, which means you can withdraw your principal and any earnings in less than 90 days.
Your Available Cash shows how much money is held in your investment account as cash it isnt invested and instead earns interest. For our Stocks Shares ISA, Junior ISA, and General Investment Account, cash earns an interest rate of 3.25% AER (variable).
Keeping money on the sidelines while you are looking for great investments is absolutely a good strategy. Having a small amount of cash around allows you to spend it when you see an opportunity, if you are a picker. And if you are in ETFs, it makes you feel better if you can buy some shares on the dips.
A good example would be mutual funds and exchange-traded funds. Direct investing means investing directly in a company by owning their shares and thus having control and being one of the shareholders of the company.
Brokerage cash is a top-line cash total in your investing account. Its the cash amount before stripping out items like unsettled trades and collateral. Buying power is the bottom-line amount of cash available to you immediately. It might be called cash available for withdrawal or some variant on that.
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You may see some cash in your Stock Investing Account for the following reasons: Excess funds are left over after a purchase or sale of investments. You received dividends. A corporate action on a stock you own resulted in cash that was paid to shareholders.

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