When it comes to setting your portfolio up in a high interest rate environment, there’s one move you should consider. Fixed income, and more specifically, bonds. We’re all aware that we have a higher environment of inflation, with things getting more expensive at a faster pace. While it will come back down, and already is, we won’t get back to those ultra low rates anytime soon. Bonds hold the power of compound interest and have gone from 1.4% last year to 3.7-4.45% this year.
So, for having almost risk free bonds that yield a lot, most people are dramatically underweight in bonds. Another promising, and easy, option is ETFs. By using some of these strategies, it’s extremely feasible to create portfolios with 6-8% yield with fixed income. People are hesitant because for the last 5-10 years it didn’t make sense to buy bonds with the great interest rates. To discover what we can do for you, let us look over your portfolio free of charge, just visit BlueMarlinAdvisor.com.
What You’ll Learn
- The power of compound interest.
- Why ETFs are a good investment.
- How interest rates could bring some stocks to zero.
- What value ETFs are.
Favorite Quote:
“An allocation into fixed income, almost regardless of age, is highly appropriate.” -Serge Berger
