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I move it to SWVXX.

It is an annoyance.

I can't agree more.

I was a TD Waterhouse/Ameritrade account holder for over 30 years before the Schwab acquisition. The change in the sweep vehicle
is a HUGE annoyance to me. I would also move everything to Fidelity if it wasn't for the mobile ThinkOrSwim platform. I'm just too entrenched in the visual look of the platform and can't get my self to switch fully to Fidelity. It would not take much of a change in the Fidelity mobile platform to get me to move there completely.

Jeff

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