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Historical
iBond Rates Table Return to KirkLindstrom.com home page |
Historical
base and composite rates for Series I Bonds from
the United States Treasury
More Info ==> I cover I-Bonds and a slightly better recommended alternative (just as safe with higher yield but without the tax deferral so better for IRAs) in my newsletter. |
I-Bond Rate History
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NEVER lose money
with I Bonds: The combined rate
will never be less than 0. However, the combined
rate can be lower than the fixed rate. If the
inflation rate is negative (because we have
deflation, not inflation), it can offset some of the
fixed rate. If the inflation rate is so negative
that it would take away more than the fixed rate,
the 6-month combined rate stops at 0.00%. |
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