bonds

Long-term, high-yield bonds may be tempting, but devaluation and poor fundamentals will cost investors in the long term.

Being human means that we are all prone to panic during sell-offs, but managing our bonds’ price volatility can increase our confidence.

The most important factor when trying to profit from bonds isn’t a convenient market – it’s patience.

When building a long-term portfolio, don’t put all of your eggs in one basket: Remember that bond funds, which have no maturity date, provide less of a guarantee than individual bonds.

Shame on us. More than 36% of respondents to our latest poll said they don’t own any bonds.

There is an insidious threat to the security of our income, and it has to be unwound… NOW.

Bonds are a useful way to generate some good income while preserving your capital.

If you think bonds don’t fluctuate in price, you’re wrong – and you’re missing out on income.

Understanding this aspect of bonds can make you a better investor.

Whether you live in New York City or San Francisco (or somewhere in between) determines how you invest your money.