Find out how the I bonds current rate of 3.11% impacts returns for both new and current investors in today’s inflation ...

The U.S. Treasury is set to reduce I Bond purchase options, eliminating the ability to buy paper bonds with tax refunds.

The US Department of the Treasury is selling series I savings bonds at a new interest rate of 3.11%, falling from 4.28% in ...

Series I bonds will pay 3.11% through April 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced Thursday. Linked to inflation ...

New Treasury I bonds set for a rate reset to around 3% on Nov. 1, down from 4.28%, influenced by this year’s softer inflation ...

Please view our full advertiser disclosure policy. I bonds are low-risk investments that can help hedge against inflation. Backed by the U.S. government, they’re considered a safe way to invest.

Otherwise known as "I bonds," these virtually risk-free investments already have a lot going for them: they're backed by the U.S. government, their value doesn't go down, they offer tax benefits ...

Newly purchased I bonds now sport yields lower than high-yield savings accounts like those on offer at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s consumer bank, Marcus, which currently advertises a 4.1% rate.

Please view our full advertiser disclosure policy. Inflation-linked I bonds can make a fine gift for friends and family. The gift provides compound interest accrual over the life of the bond.

Money expert Martin Lewis has warned people with NS&I Premium Bonds that they are a ‘really poor bet’ unless they earn enough ...

Preferred stocks are hybrid securities, combining the income consistency of bonds and the growth potential of equities, ...

Premium Bonds players have been issued a warning after NS&I slashed the chances of winning. As of December’s draw, the ...