I Bonds vs TIPS: What's Better As An Inflation Hedge | Inflation Protected Treasury Securities

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I Bonds vs TIPS: What's Better As An Inflation Hedge | Inflation Protected Treasury Securities




I Bonds vs Tips: What’s Better As An Inflation Hedge – inflation protected Treasury Securities aren’t all created the same. With the expected new interest rate on I-Bonds at 9.62% on annualized basis (come May 2022) & the March inflation rate at 8.5%, now’s the time to understand everything you need to know about ibonds vs Tips & figure out what to do during inflation in 2022.

🎯 In this Tips vs I Bonds video, I’m going to answer all these questions & more!

✔️ What are I Bonds & how to buy I Bonds?
✔️ What are Tips (inflation), what are TIPS bonds & how to buy TIPS?
✔️ What’s the similarity & difference between TIPS & I Bonds & how does this similarity or difference between I Bonds & TIPS impact our inflation investing strategies?
✔️ What’s the best hedge against inflation – in our opinion?
✔️ How do you buy more I-Bonds in 2022 beyond the annual I-Bond limit?

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20 Comments

  1. shafferl56

    I just bought I bonds. So the current 9.62% interest on an I Bond is not considered an annual rate? But that I will make 9.62 % on my investment in just the first 6 months. With that, you're saying that I have to add the new interest rate in November 2022, to get my total annual percentage payout?

  2. chris niner

    I put 50 grand in TIPS in my fidelity ira account about 18 months ago. It is DOWN about 3 percent. I am unclear why a nearly 10 percent inflation rate and it loses 3 percent . The only reason I haven't pulled the money is a lack of good options.

  3. David Pitcher

    Thank you, Jennifer! What is difference between TIPS and T-bills. Would it be a good idea to diversify between I-Bonds, TIPS, and T-Bills?

  4. rodneyrchicago

    How do you add a beneficiary once you've set up your ibond? thank you.

  5. Paul Crescenti

    Kudos for presenting Treasury Direct math in a great understandable way with helpful tables of comparison between products. I have only looked at two of your videos, but am very impressed. I will be seeking out more. Thanks for your great content.

  6. Carl Bartels

    Hopefully there isn’t a gift tax?

  7. Michael Preston

    How often donfhe Dividends from tips get deposited to your brokerage of checking account?

  8. D Tom

    Ms. Lamer, thank you for some great vids on I bonds and investment strategies! Clear and insightful!

  9. BART PATEL

    Thanks Jennifer for all your research and information. We recently set up linked accounts for our minor children with your video help. Great discovery on the loophole too.

  10. Wats k

    this is my first time watching your channel. you make it sound less complicated and less confusing.thank you for a detailed explanation. i would definitely watch you again.

  11. bobshoe1

    Brilliantly and clearly explained. Incidentally, if you have a small business or trust, those entities can also purchase Ibonds.

  12. rita chou

    Thank you for this amazing sharing! One Q: Only US citizens can buy I bonds? Can US resident buy as well?

  13. Keith Turner

    If your 1000$ TIP is worth 1076 after one year ,does the principal that you earn interest on stay at 1076, or does it revert back to the $1000 to figure your next 12 months principal??

  14. dbreardon

    Bought 10K in I bonds a few days ago.
    Still don't understand TIPS very well. It sounds like you are saying that if you buy a TIPS you get a certain percent of interest….$1000 purchase + 7% interest = $1070 after one year. But during that time, your principle may also drop 2%. So, if that happens you would get back $980 in principle (basically your purchase, less 2% or $980) but you still get your 7% interest ($70 or there abouts since the purchase dropped in price by $20). So the final amount you would end up with if you cashed out after 12 months would be somewhere around $1050. Is that correct?

  15. Shaun D

    You're the best!

  16. Max Gomez

    Nicely done. Can I Bonds be purchased using EINs owned in additional to your SS number?

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