Investors can lock in yield in these unique assets as Fed likely lowers rates
These ETFs, which act like bonds, are an easy way for retail investors to lock in yields and ladder to avoid interest-rate volatility.
Last updated: 2025-12-10 00:42:55 ET
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These ETFs, which act like bonds, are an easy way for retail investors to lock in yields and ladder to avoid interest-rate volatility.
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