Income Generator: Back in Bonds
Bonds are once again becoming a cornerstone allocation within portfolios. We explain five actions bond investors could consider to capitalize on current trends we’ve identified.
Key takeaways
- We believe that bonds are back to doing what they’re designed to do and are again becoming a cornerstone portfolio allocation.
- Bonds have shown they are capable of delivering generous income and buffering against volatility, and they are a good hedge against slower economic growth.
- We explain five actions bond investors can consider taking to capitalize on these trends.
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