Annual cost

Idle cash vs a published rate

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Why annual cost matters

Sitting still can feel abstract. Annual cost against a published reference rate makes idle cash a clear figure, not a vague feeling.
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Idle cash first
Balances above your buffer become the idle cash amount used for the cost measurement.
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Published rate
Cost uses a published reference rate so the figure is comparable and transparent. Not a personalized forecast.
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No advice attached
The number is educational. Nort Capital does not tell you what to do with it.

"Idle cash is shown against a published reference rate so the annual cost of sitting still is visible."

How measurement works
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Educational tool
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A clear cost, not a pitch

Annual cost is a measurement. It is not a savings claim, a product recommendation, or financial advice.
Ungated access
Run a measurement without creating an account. Free by design.
Published rate
Cost uses a published reference rate so the figure is comparable and transparent.
No advice
The calculator measures. It does not tell you what to do with the number.
Optional Watch
Keep the measurement over time with read-only monitoring at $6/mo or $49/yr.

Measure idle cash
before it sits unnoticed

The Idle Cash Calculator is free and ungated. Watch is optional read-only monitoring if you want the measurement over time.