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Through 2022, the inflation rate was historically high, and IBonds were in all of the headlines. Now, as inflation rates have come down, the interest rate on IBonds is also coming down. Does this mean it is time to cash in your IBonds? Or is it best to keep holding on?
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By Derek Lawson PhD, CFP® and Trent Porter CPA, CFP®Through 2022, the inflation rate was historically high, and IBonds were in all of the headlines. Now, as inflation rates have come down, the interest rate on IBonds is also coming down. Does this mean it is time to cash in your IBonds? Or is it best to keep holding on?
Check out our website, where you can sign up for our newsletter and find other free resources:
Your Next Money Move
Connect with us on social media:
Your Next Money Move on Instagram
Your Next Money Move on Twitter
Derek Lawson on LinkedIn
Trent Porter on LinkedIn