: Online secondary market trades typically incur a fee (historically $1 per $1,000 face value, max $250), but fees may be waived for high-net-worth clients.
: For "freshly minted" U.S. Treasuries. You must place orders between the announcement date and the auction date.
: For bonds already owned by other investors. This allows you to pick specific maturity dates not available in current auctions. 3. Filter and Select
💡 : Prices on the secondary market fluctuate; you may pay more or less than the bond's face value. 4. Review and Execute
