TIPS Versus I-Bonds

And because I-Bonds don’t make regular interest payments but instead pay you your income when you sell, they’re not a good option for those looking to fund any part of their living expenses with the current interest

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Are Bonds Back?

Put another way, the lower those yields, the more confident the market is that the Fed’s rate hikes will work in taming inflation. By contrast, a so-called flatter curve—in which shorter-maturity yields are close to those of

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Treasury Funds Immune To Fixed Income Outflows

Just this past week, General U.S. Treasury Funds reported the largest weekly inflows under all fixed income Lipper classifications. A few weeks ago, we touched on the popular General U.S. Treasury Funds Lipper classification and how it was attracting significant inflows despite poor

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Green Meets Munis in New MBNE

“Based on current growth projections for labeled bonds in the municipal bond market, issuance could grow to $60 billion this year. MBNE, which attempts to beat the Bloomberg 3-15 Year Blend (2-17) Municipal Bond

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