I-Bonds: The Treasury’s Best Kept Secret
If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is not all it’s cracked up to be--- unless it is the current yield on Series I savings bonds, also known as, I-bonds. I-bonds are savings bonds guaranteed by the US Government that currently yield 7.12% and will increase to 9.62% in May.
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Residential Rental Real Estate: Buyer Beware
Many major asset classes have experienced substantial growth over the last several years, resulting in very expensive valuations. This has led some investors to think beyond traditional investments like stocks and bonds and consider investing in single-family residential real estate for its steady cash flow and price appreciation potential. can this be a good use of capital for investors looking to earn higher potential returns?
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ESG Investing Part III: Do I Have to Sacrifice Returns?
In Part II of our ESG Series, we talked about how hard it is to measure whether ESG investing really makes a difference in its impact on the world. In this final blog we are going to try to answer another important question: Do I have to sacrifice returns if I pursue ESG investing?
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ESG Investing Part II: Does It Really Make a Difference?
Now that you have the rundown on what ESG is, you may then ask whether ESG investing makes a difference. Does ESG live up to its mandate and improve the world in some way, small or large? The best way to gauge success is to measure it.
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