By Steve GarmhausenIs it reasonable or even wise to shift some of your bond allocation to money-market funds paying over 5%?
The broad bond market had its worst year ever in 2022, as reflected by the AGG—the iShares Core U.S.
Bonds vs. money-market fundsSo should you really sell bonds and use the proceeds to buy these products?
Bonds have also performed better historically than the “cash” category, which includes money-market funds.
Money-market funds are considered a low-risk investment, and one that’s easy to sell if you need cash.
Persons:
Steve Garmhausen, Bonds, Amita Desai, ”, Adrianne Yamaki, Brent Weiss, Aswath Damodaran, Weiss, you’ve, Yamaki
Organizations:
Aggregate, Federal Reserve, Money Market Fund, Treasury, New York University
Locations:
Demarest, N.J, San Francisco, Baltimore, “, New Jersey