TLT vs. Shorter-Duration Bond ETFs: Which Should You Buy in Your Portfolio?
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Conservative investors should reassess their bond strategies, as current market conditions offer opportunities for decent low-risk returns heading into 2025, despite potential risks.
The TLT and short-duration bond ETFs serve different needs within a portfolio. They offer passive income while acting as a hedge against volatility in stocks.
High-quality bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) like iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF can play a significant role in retiree strategies, balancing risk against expected returns.
Allocating a portion of a retirement portfolio to bonds may involve opportunity costs, yet a strategic mix of stocks and bonds is advisable for many retirees.
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