Are I-Bonds a smart hedge against inflation and market risk?

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    Bethany

      Good strategy. Some REITs are also a good option, esp light industrial REITs.

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      Ryan

        Money Market accounts have been 4%+ for the last two years. Why not just keep it in there?

        I Bonds lock your money up and don’t allow to buy the dips when you want…

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        Gioia

          I have been buying certain amount every year to stash my emergency fund.

          I keep 2-3 month emergency fund/working capital in the bank and additional emergency fund is in I-Savings.

          At my marginal tax rate, 3.1% tax deferred interest rate is better than after-tax interest from HYSA.

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          Shawn

            I think the fixed rate is hard to beat and likely to be lower over time. I’m a buyer.

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            Brad

              Personally put 10% of my withholdings into a bond fund and use that to buy S&P type funds when market drops significantly.

              It has worked well for me. As I near retirement FIPDX will be a part of my permanent holdings but only about a quarter of total.

              Everyone’s situation is different though.

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