Fixed Income on Detroit Bureau.
Every article on Detroit Bureau about Fixed Income — 69 stories covering it, newest first.
An overview of the LMP Capital and Income Fund, including its strategy, asset allocation, fee structure, and considerations for investors seeking current income and capital pres...
A steepening yield curve reflects shifting expectations for growth, inflation, and monetary policy. Explore what drives it, what it means for investors, and where the risks lie.
IVH stock tracks iShares iBonds Dec 2026 Term Corp, an interval bond fund. Learn its holdings, yield, risk profile, and whether it fits a fixed-income portfolio.
A clear look at how bond funds and interest rates interact, what duration means for your portfolio, and how to position fixed-income holdings when rates move.
A bond selloff drives yields higher and pressures portfolios built for income and stability. This article explains the mechanics, common triggers, and what investors can do when...
The Bond Buyer Index tracks municipal bond pricing and trading activity. Learn what it measures, how it is constructed, and why investors and issuers watch it.
A breakdown of Charles Schwab treasury bonds, including how to buy them, the types available, yields, risks, and whether they fit a conservative portfolio.
A practical look at safer investments, from government bonds to blue-chip stocks, and how to balance risk, liquidity, and real return in any market.
The maturity date is when a bond issuer repays the principal and final interest to the bondholder. Learn how it works and why it matters.
A clear look at how investment rates — from savings to bonds and mortgages — shape returns, risk, and planning decisions for everyday investors.
A debt portfolio is the collection of loans, bonds, and other obligations held by a person, institution, or fund. This guide covers structure, risk, and management.
Treasury bond yields, inflation outlook, and rate expectations shape whether buying now makes sense for conservative investors seeking safety and income.
Certificates of deposit typically do not pay monthly interest, but some options exist. Here is how CD interest works and what to expect.
Stocks represent ownership and growth potential; bonds represent debt and income. This guide compares risk, returns, voting rights, and when each fits a portfolio.
The ticker JNK tracks a specific exchange-traded fund. This overview explains what JNK holds, how it behaves, what drives its price, and where traders can find it.
An overview of the PIMCO Total Bond Fund, covering its strategy, holdings, risks, performance history, and how it fits into a fixed-income portfolio.
Explore what composite bond rates are, the indices and benchmarks behind them, how they compare to other fixed-income measures, and the factors that influence their movements in...
Tax-free municipal bond yields offer steady income exempt from federal tax, and often state tax too. Learn how they work, current yield trends, and who benefits most.
Electronic bonds are transforming fixed-income markets by digitizing issuance, trading, and settlement. Explore how they work, their benefits, risks, and what they mean for inve...
A clear look at government bonds, how they work, what drives their prices and yields, and the role they play in conservative and balanced investment strategies.
Current yields on corporate bonds and what they mean for investors, including rate trends, credit tiers, and where to find up-to-date pricing.
A practical overview of buying company bonds, covering risk and return, credit ratings, yield types, purchase channels, and portfolio considerations for individual investors eva...
High return bonds offer above-average yields but carry elevated risk. This guide covers credit quality, yield drivers, risks, and when these bonds belong in a portfolio.
A 2 year treasury bond is a short-term U.S. government debt security with a maturity of two years. Understand its yield, price behavior, auction process, and role in a portfolio.
A breakdown of how peer to peer lending investment works, what returns and risks look like in practice, and the steps to get started as an individual investor in this alternativ...
A CD ladder spreadsheet helps you stagger certificate of deposit maturities for steady liquidity and better rates. Learn how to build one, what columns to include, and free temp...
An intermediate treasury ETF holds U.S. Treasury bonds with maturities typically between two and ten years, offering a balance of yield, liquidity, and rate sensitivity.
Explore tax-free municipal bonds, how the interest is exempt from federal tax, who qualifies, and the risks and rewards compared to taxable investments.
A clear look at European bond markets — sovereign yields, credit spreads, ECB policy, and what drives prices across the eurozone.
A clear breakdown of UK government bonds, how gilts work, who buys them, and what yields and durations mean for savers and portfolios.
The Schwab Short Term Treasury ETF (SCHO) offers low-cost exposure to short-duration U.S. Treasury bonds, providing a conservative option for cash management and capital preserv...
An overview of Japan government bonds, including yield trends, risks, market structure, and why they remain a core holding in global fixed-income portfolios.
The five year bond yield reflects medium term interest rate expectations, inflation risk, and monetary policy. Learn what drives it, how it compares to other tenors, and what it...