![]() ![]() For instance, after the initial six-month period of 6.89% ends for those who bought bonds immediately prior to the May 1 change, the rate for the next six months will drop to 3.79% - about half a percentage point lower than the 4.30% new buyers get. ![]() What that means is that new bond purchasers will consistently get a rate that's half a percentage point higher than what previous buyers will get. Going forward, I Bonds purchased in May and later will have a fixed rate of 0.9%, up from 0.4% for bonds issued between November 2022 and April 2023. However, the newest I Bond release also included good news for longer-term investors. ![]() Why long-term investors should be happier with new I Bonds That will inevitably cause demand for inflation-adjusted savings bonds to fall. With the decline, I Bonds no longer have a return that's above what investors can get from short-term Treasury bills and bank CDs. That was down nearly by half compared to the 3.24% rise in the preceding six months, and it was the lowest reading in two and a half years. 45.48 1 New from 45. Inflation for the six months that the Treasury Department used to determine the latest I Bond rate was 1.69%. If not identical, these tubes are very similar to Oberlin, Endo, and Koyamas long straight and parallel carbon layers cylindrically arranged around a hollow. ![]()
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