Savings I Bonds are a unique, low-risk investment backed by the US Treasury that pay out a variable interest rate linked to inflation. With a holding period from 12 months to 30 years, you could own them as an alternative to bank certificates of deposit (they are liquid after 12 months) or bonds in your portfolio. | My Money Blog
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a new interest rate for Series I bonds, as they do every May and November. The base rate is slightly lower, but a higher inflation-indexed rate of 1.43% means that your Series I Bonds purchased will earn more than they have been until the rate gets reset in November.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a new interest rate for Series I bonds, as they do every May and November. A lower fixed rate, and a lower inflation-indexed rate means a lower yield for savings bonds purchased over the next six months.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
