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The dollar has just posted its worst first-half of a year since 1973. And now investors wonder — is it a sign that America is losing its financial standing?

Hedged (such as BNDX) or unhedged (such as IGOV), international bond ETFs offer a means of enhancing yield potential, diversifying away from U.S. credit risk, and capitalizing on evolving global ...

The ETF reconstitutes its holdings annually, replacing lower-quality dividend stocks with even higher-quality ones. At its ...

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When rates were up, I spoke with veteran I-bond holders who had bought in previous eras when the fixed rate was even higher - 3.6% in 2000 was the highest fixed rate since 1998 - and so they were ...

Historically, Series I Bonds have experienced varying rates, with peaks such as the 9.62% rate in May 2022, driven by significant inflationary pressures. While the current rate of 3.98% is lower ...

The U.S. Department of the Treasury on Wednesday announced new Series I bond rates. The new rate includes a variable portion of 2.86% and a fixed portion of 1.10%. The fixed rate is down from 1.20 ...

Tied to inflation, newly purchased I bonds will pay a 3.98% annual interest from May 1 through October 31, which is up from the 3.11% yield offered since November 1, 2024. This rate is lower than ...

For example, if you bought I bonds in March, your variable rate would start at 1.90% and change to the new rate of 2.86% in September. But your fixed rate would remain at 1.20%.