The current yield on a one-year U.S. Treasury bond is 4%.
But the yield on a ten-year Treasury bond is only…3.5%.
- Why is this?
- What does it mean for retirement savers?
- And how should investors respond?
I’m tackling these questions (and more!) in this episode.
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- Stay Wealthy Episodes Mentioned:
- Rising Interest Rates Don’t Mean Negative Bond Returns
- Investing in Bonds Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4
- US Treasury Bond Yields [Bloomberg]
- Steepest Yield Curve Inversion in 22 Years [Business Insider]
- What is a Risk-Free Rate of Return [Investopedia]
