Fixed Income Review

One of the top topics on the minds of investors today is the fixed income market.  Rising interest rates have been placing downward pressure on bond prices which may cause some investors to question whether they should sell their bond portfolios and buy CDs or short-dated treasury bonds.  Head of Wealth Advisory, Thomas K.R. Wilson, CFA, along with the Head of Orion’s Fixed Income, Josh Flade, CFA, tackle this issue the attached 7-minute video discussion.

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Fixed Income is an investment style designed to return income on a periodic basis. Generally, fixed income strategies invest in bonds, real estate, loans, and other types of debt instruments. Diversifiable risks associated with fixed income investing include, but are not limited to, opportunity risk, credit risk, reinvestment risk, and call risk.

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