During a long bear market, investors’ moods can be so bleak and muddy that they cannot envision better times. But they always come. Warren Buffett has shown repeatedly over the decades how to enhance long-term returns by shopping for bargains after broad selloffs.
Now Michael Brush believes the Federal Reserve has been too aggressive clamping down on monetary policy to quell inflation. Here’s the golden opportunity he sees for investors. I-bond rates won’t stay sky-high forever The U.S. Treasury’s Series I bonds have an interest rate of 9.62% that is fixed for six months if you buy them before the end of October. The rates reset every six months, based on inflation. Beth Pinsker explains the rules for selling I-Bonds when inflation is lower and their interest rates fall.
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