4 BOND ETFs that pay you every single month!... Is now the time to start buying?

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Today I have 4 bond ETFs that pay you every single month. These 4 offer limited yield but an opportunity for profits if interest rates start to be reduced in the future. Many more videos coming in this series so follow along as we build out a monthly paying dividend (and distribution) portfolio!

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0:00 Intro
2:02 Bond profit example!
2:58 I bonds and Treasuries
4:06 BND
5:14 TLT
5:58 VTEB
6:39 SPHY
7:27 Comparison chart

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[westhavenor]

I had never even heard of an I-bond! Seems like a no brainer to make a maximum contribution to that every year along with the Roth. Thanks much!

[CGroovy]

Thanks, Dave and yes, T-bill video would be great! I do have some TIPs but have a $10k limit per head. Would love to hear about shorter term!

[jamesflick]

The catch with I Bonds, which you can hold on to for up to 30 years, is this: You may not cash it out in the first year. And to get the full amount of interest owed, you have to hold the bond for at least five years. Otherwise, you will sacrifice three months of interest.

[RonnieM]

Another interesting option is HYGW. It is a newer ETF that has a high dividend yield.

[jamesec]

Thanks Dave. Another quality video and I like the comparison chart at the end. 🙋‍♂️👍

[fieldagentisintheforest]

love watching Dave's I'm 63 and have learned lots gut ripping lessons over the years, since I've been involved in investing since I was the younger guys in their 20's who do these types of investing presentations are full of redbull and sugar with loads of enthusiasm, which is fun to watch young people so excited.... but the only challenge they have ever seen in the market is 2020 and maybe 2018... amusing to watch a 24 year old who thinks they have investing all figured out.... but I guess we felt that way too when we were their does anyone remember the last few months of 2008, when the Dow was tearing up and down 1000 points in 45 minutes...

[RonnieM]

Another interesting option is ANGL. It has performed well over the last 10 years.

[jimgeyer]

Outstanding Commentary!!! Priceless!!! Thank You!!

[marspalk]

Good information. Very few videos on bond portfolio on youtube due to lack or interest or seems boring to most.

[richardthorne]

Nice job on your muni purchase. There is definitely competition to the stock market right now. Nice information as always.

[janosik]

I have half of these since 3 years can't complain no matter what market is doing

[tessjones]

Very good information and explaination. Thank you.

[jeffmiller]

$SPHY is holding bonds for DISH Network, DirectTV, and Carnival I think they're all gonna be in serious trouble by full swing recession Q4. What's the chances of one of these bond ETF's eating some serious losses on least the corporate bond ETF's?

[marcok.]

Hey Dave. Thanks for the video. Why are we taking additional risk when investing in the sphy? Is it because they don’t invest in classical gov bonds or why the risk is higher on this?

[aftabkrishna]

@Dave I'm watching a year later, July 2024, do you think is it still good time to invest in bond ETF's ?

[livealiving]

thx again.ive been investing for yrs...(&yrs!)but never bought a bond.do I call fidelity? talk to my bank?I'm curious that you buy bonds, but not interested in the etfs?I know there's a few questions in here, but always appreciate your insight!
hope all is well otherwise with you&yours!✌️

[louis]

I am not sure which is better? Bonds ETFs or covered calls options ETFs or REITS ETFs for income.

[louis]

What do you think about TLTW? It is down quite alot and I wonder it is a good buy.

[hansschotterradler]

Interesting how there are so many videos on YouTube about T-bills and bonds lately. I take it as a barometer for where the stock market is heading; that is dddooowwnnn.

[cliffdariff]

I'm looking ijot SPHY, 66 years old, lots of stocks and etfs, but no bonds.