I'm just wondering if you have any thoughts on if ETFs are more sensitive to price swings or not in the interest rates. And I guess the other thing I kind of want to point out about bondETFs versus investing in just a corporation or government bond is the par value. You don't get that par value, but if you're investing in an individual bond, then even if the price goes down as interest rates go up, if you hold it to maturity, you'll still get your money back. So they're kind of pros and cons.
IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
02:16 - The benefits of including bonds into a portfolio.
06:03 - The risks that bonds are subject to: interest rate risk, inflation risk, credit risk, liquidity risk.
19:45 - What the term structure is, and why a normal yield curve is upward sloping.
20:27 - A deep dive into the different types of bonds investors can buy.
22:25 - Where investors can purchase different types of bonds.
29:31 - What I Savings Bonds are and the benefits they offer in this environment.
42:53 - What preferred shares are, and examples of different types of preferred shares.
And much, much more!
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