Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF News

VCSH is a short-term corporate bond index ETF. The fund yields 1.7%, has little interest rate exposure, and could see higher yields as interest rates increase.

VCSH: On Neutral Ground

The Federal Reserve announced plans to sell its corporate bonds and related exchange traded fund holdings that were part of last year's emergency measure, and the central bank is turning a nice profit

Insurers are once again investing in ETFs, but the types of funds have changed.

As the Fed mulls over mull slowing down its bond-buying program, how can bond investors benefit? Last year, the Fed instituted a bond-buying spree amid the market tumult.

Fixed income investors don't have to venture too far out onto the yield curve in order to extract yield. They can do so with short-term corporate bond funds that minimize duration risk.

Investment company Mitchell Sinkler & Starr (Current Portfolio) buys JPMorgan Ultra-Short Income ETF, Financial Select Sector SPDR, Vanguard Short-Term Corporate Bond ETF, Prudential Financial Inc, Ai

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BLV: A Risky Outlook For Long-Term Bonds In 2021

Short-term bonds yield very little today. However, if anyone can squeeze juice out of this space, it is Vanguard.

Capital gains are rare in the ETF space, but there are always some.

Plenty of companies were able to maintain their investment-grade corporate bond status because of the expansive monetary actions of the Fed. The market price of this ETF has managed to reach new recor