I Bonds rates are expected to be 9.62 percent starting in May. The current I Bond interest rate of 7.12 percent is already very high. I Bonds are also known as Series I Savings Bonds and can be purchased from the U.S. Treasury at TreasuryDirect.gov. In this video, I go over how the IBond inflation interest rate is calculated. Then I go over whether or not I think it’s better to buy an I Bond now or wait until the rate changes.
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