Short-term bond funds can make sense for many different investors, but they’re particularly well-suited for those saving for short-term investment goals. Money that you think you’ll need in the next ...

Mutual funds investing in debt securities are among the most secure investment options that provide regular income while protecting the capital invested. Funds in this category bring a great deal of ...

Short-term bonds can be attractive for investors worried about rising interest rates. These short-term bond funds will help investors get the best exposure to this sector. To screen for the ...

Short-term bond ETFs offer low-risk income, balancing safety and yielding better than money market funds. Vanguard's BSV ETF provides affordable, broad exposure to U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds, ...

Schwab now offers 12 bond exchange-traded funds and six bond mutual funds, covering both taxable and tax-free categories. Low expense ratios across the board make these funds appealing to ...

Mutual funds investing in debt securities are among the most reliable investment options that provide regular income while protecting the capital invested. Funds that are part of this category bring a ...

There’s no inherent advantage to sticking with a single fund manager, but some of the largest providers offer enough value to make loyalty worthwhile. Vanguard is one of them. Nowhere is this more ...

We maintain a positive outlook for investment grade credit and increased the fund's overweight during the quarter. Yield spreads between Treasuries and investment grade bonds tightened toward guarter ...

Bond returns cooled in the second quarter, as investors worried about the inflationary impact of tariffs and the growing federal budget deficit. The actively managed Vanguard Short-Term ...

Here are our recommended corporate bond funds you may consider investing to take care of your short-term investments. There ...

A short-term government bond fund is a mutual fund that is limited by its investment objectives and fund bylaws to invest primarily in short-term obligations of the federal government or its agencies.