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Treasury boosts I-bond interest rates: What to know
I-bond yields are rising slightly as inflation cools, with the Treasury setting the new rate at 3.98%, according to the US Treasury Department. Wealth anchor Brad Smith breaks down what this means for savers and how I-bonds still stack up as a low-risk cash option.
The new interest rate on so-called I bonds, which made headlines at nearly 10% three years ago, is nearly 4%. Although that ...
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