Key points
- Series I savings bonds can be a hedge against inflation.
- The current composite rate for I bonds is 4.28%.
- You can buy up to $10,000 in electronic I bonds and $5,000 in paper I bonds annually.
Series I savings bonds are an attractive investment option for those seeking protection against inflation.
With a yield of 4.28%, they offer a stable return adjusted to reflect changes in inflation. That means if prices rise, the yield does too. This feature makes Series I bonds a popular choice among investors.
There are no limits on how often you can purchase I bonds. But there are limits on the dollar amount you can invest each year. We’ll explain those limits and answer common questions to help you see if I bonds are right for you.
What are I bonds?
An I bond is an investment issued by the U.S. government. It pays interest based on a composite rate calculated using a fixed rate and an…
