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TIPS — short for Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities — are a kind of U.S. government bond that can help safeguard your wealth from inflation. TIPS are indexed to inflation, so as prices rise, your ...

Despite the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target, long-term U.S. consumer inflation has averaged over 3%. The 3-year annualized inflation rate has been 5.4% underscoring the need for investors to ...

Pressure is mounting on the Federal Reserve to keep cutting interest rates, and dividend ETFs like Direxion Daily 20+ Year ...

If fiscal theory is right, even bigger federal deficits under President Trump could reignite inflation. It’s a good time to buy TIPS. What drives inflation? Too much money, say the monetarists. When ...

Vanguard Short-Term Inflation-Protected Securities ETF VTIP sensibly constructs its portfolio of short-term US Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities and pairs it with a low fee. The fund tracks the ...

A retired couple living on $6,200 monthly ($74,400 annually) with average Social Security benefits of $2,071 each (totaling $4,142) withdraws approximately $2,058 from their portfolio to cover the gap ...

As inflation recedes from recent cyclical highs, many investors are selling their holdings of inflation-protected securities. The result? Explicit inflation protection has become unusually cheap. In ...

Investors look to funds focused on Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities to cushion portfolios against inflation. However, TIPS fund investors have learned the hard way over the last two years that ...

With inflation still weighing on investors' minds, F/m Investments has launched a new ETF designed to keep cash safe while offering inflation protection. The F/m Ultrashort Treasury ...

Inflation risks are abound, as we head into a new year with new potential threats to the buying power of our nest eggs. Earn up to 3.8% on your money (and get a cash bonus); see how and get started ...