Effectively a cash equivalent — T-bills with near-zero duration risk.
- Fee
- 0.09%
- AUM
- $54.1B
- Yield
- 4.3%
- 1Y
- +4.9%
- 5Y ann.
- +3.1%
- 10Y ann.
- —
- Max ann.
- —
Fixed Income
The cleanest way to choose exactly how much interest-rate risk you take. Bill funds are cash substitutes with almost no price movement; long-bond funds can swing 20% in a year on rate moves alone. Nothing here carries credit risk.
Equal-weighted across every fund in this objective
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Effectively a cash equivalent — T-bills with near-zero duration risk.
Long-duration Treasuries. Maximum interest-rate sensitivity, no credit risk.
The shortest T-bills available. A cash equivalent with essentially no price movement.
Intermediate Treasuries: the classic equity hedge, with real duration risk.
Three to ten year Treasuries, cheaper and slightly shorter than IEF.
Short Treasuries: some price movement, still very defensive.
Vanguard's 1-3 year Treasury fund at a rock-bottom fee.
Treasuries maturing within a year: cash-like, slightly more yield than pure bills.
Twenty-plus year Treasuries: maximum sensitivity to long-rate moves in either direction.
Zero-coupon 20-30 year STRIPS. The single most rate-sensitive Treasury fund available.