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Safe haven government debt yields have been on the rise. In order to extract maximum yield, fixed income investors can look at longer duration debt via ETFs like the Invesco BulletShares 2030 Corporate Bond ETF (BSCU) . 

More investors are looking at riskier assets in order to obtain increasingly elusive yield. ETF provider VanEck is seeing strong inflows in three of its ETFs that focus on high yield debt. One fund that is highly sought after is the  VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF (ANGL) .

Depressed interest rates are prompting advisors and investors to embrace income-generating assets beyond the safest bonds. The Invesco Senior Loan ETF (NYSEArca: BKLN) is one noteworthy option. BKLN targets the S&P/LSTA U.S. Leveraged Loan 100 Index.

The Federal Reserve didn’t throw the capital markets a curve ball when it decided to keep interest rates unchanged last week. Fortunately, fixed income investors looking for yield have options thanks to ETF provider Invesco. 

A taste for high yield and rare earth metals is apparent in the three VanEck ETFs with the highest inflows over the past week. With the Federal Reserve opting to keep interest rates unchanged, fixed income investors are seeking alternative forms of high yield.

Getting quality and value in bond exposure is an added plus when it comes to high yield debt investing. Thankfully ETF investors can get both with the iShares Edge High Yield Defensive Bond ETF (HYDB) . HYDB seeks to track the investment results of the BlackRock High Yield Defensive Bond Index.

High-yield corporate bonds are off to solid starts in the new year. But that’s not license for investors to take on too much risk. In fact, now’s a good time to implement quality with junk bonds via the FlexShares High Yield Value-Scored Bond Index Fund (NYSEArca: HYGV ) .

Investment-grade corporate bonds have been strengthening as the prospects of an economic recovery and a slowdown in borrowing have helped support credit markets. The iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD) increased 8.5% over the past yea

Getting more than broad-based bond exposure doesn’t mean investors have to deep dive into the debt market. They can start with three ETFs from Invesco that are seeing heavy average daily volume.

As we consider the path to potential recovery, exchange traded fund investors should consider a diversified asset allocation strategy for 2021. In the recent webcast, Turn the Page – Asset Allocation in 2021 , Dan Phillips, Director Asset Allocation Strategy, Northern Trust Asset Management, pointed out that the economy is rebounding, with business activity picking up and select regional Manufacturing PMI Survey Index levels at or above pre-coronavirus levels

By Jehan Mady Investors tend to have differing views when it comes to high yield and its potential benefits and risks. Has this asset class earned an enduring place in a strategic portfolio? And what is the best approach to assessing high yield investments?

To say 2020 has been an eventful year for fixed income investors is an understatement, but advisors can get ahead of the game for 2021 with the right model portfolio. Enter WisdomTree’s Fixed Income Model Portfolio , which features exposure to eight fixed income exchange traded funds. 

“This model portfolio is focused on a diversified stream of income. It seeks to benefit from secular trends we see evolving in the fixed income markets in a risk-conscious manner. The model portfolio focuses on select opportunities in core sectors, while strategically allocating among sectors and extending the model portfolio’s reach globally,” according to WisdomTree.

The current market environment is conducive to equities, but that doesn’t mean bond exposure should be expunged from your portfolio. First, why still get bond exposure? As a Financial Times article put it: “Returns over the horizon may be harder to achieve, but bonds will still play a very important role in portfolios.