Bonds

Many investors are using I Bonds to hedge against inflation. Here’s what to know about current I Bond rates.

You can sell I bonds after 12 months through the TreasuryDirect website, your bank or by mail.

I bonds, like any investment, are subject to taxation, though only at the federal level and there is one way out.

I bonds are inflation-linked investments issued by the U.S. government. Here’s what to know about making them a part of your investments.

I bonds are safe in the sense that they’re backed by the U.S. government. But there’s more to know about this inflation-protected investment.

Yes! You can buy I bonds as a gift for a loved one. We’ll walk you through the process.

As often as you’d like! Until you reach the limits, of course.

Yes, you can buy I bonds for kids, and they can be a good investment. Here’s what to know.

If you purchase an I bond anytime from May to Oct. 31, you’ll get an annualized 9.62% return for the first six months—that’s pretty impressive.

When inflation is high, you're likely to hear a lot about investing in I bonds. Here's everything you need to know to invest in I bonds.

Looking for a hedge against inflation? TIPS and I Bonds might be the answer. EE Bonds, on the other hand, offer different benefits.