Bondsavvy

03/20/2026

Click to read our top Google-ranked analysis of the March 18 Fed dot plot and Summary of Economic Projections.

The FOMC will release the March 2026 Fed dot plot at 2:00pm EDT on March 18, 2026. We will publish our Fed dot plot analysis by 4:30pm EDT.

01/30/2026

For nearly nine years, Bondsavvy has shown how a select portfolio of individual corporate bonds can outperform the leading bond funds and ETFs. Click to read our January 15 performance report: https://www.bondsavvy.com/corporate-bond-returns

12/17/2025

Preview the 10 initial bond recommendations included in our newly launched 'Bondsavvy Basic' service. The new picks had a median YTM of 5.60% and include bonds issued by companies in the technology, energy, pharma, aerospace & defense, and retail sectors.

Our new Bondsavvy Basic service makes investing in investment grade corporate bonds easy and more profitable. Click to learn more.

11/28/2025

Bondsavvy has presented 23 new corporate bond recommendations over the last year. Their average pick date YTM was 5x higher than the S&P 500 dividend yield. Click for a preview.

Read a preview of Bondsavvy's recommended bonds to buy 2025 for those seeking the best individual corporate bonds to buy now.

11/12/2025

View our October 31 performance report to see how a select portfolio of individual corporate bonds has outperformed the iShares corporate bond ETFs: https://www.bondsavvy.com/corporate-bond-returns

Key Bondsavvy recommendation highlights include:

* 9.40% median annual return of our 85 exited picks vs. 6.39% for iShares
* Across our latest 19 bond picks, we have outperformed iShares by an average 2.48 percentage points per recommendation
* 7.19% average annual return for the not-yet-exited 21 corporate bonds we recommended beginning March 2022 until November 2024



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10/23/2025

The term 'bond indenture' can drive fear in many non-lawyers and keep people from investing in bonds. Bondsavvy's new bond indenture blog post seeks to change this by simplifying these filings so investors know how indentures protect and impact bondholders.

A bond indenture is an agreement between bond issuers and bondholders laying out a bond's key terms, including covenants, redemption, and events of default.

09/22/2025

Muni bond issuers take 325 days, on average, to file annual audited financials*. Oracle just did it in 18 days. Superior issuer financial transparency is one of the key advantages corporate bonds have over muni bonds. Read our new blog post to learn the other four.


*For years 2010-2023 per the MSRB.

Investing in corporate bonds vs. municipal bonds offers higher potential after-tax returns, more diversification, greater liquidity, and superior financial transparency. Click to learn more.

08/30/2025

Muni bond tax equivalent yields ignore performance-killing muni bond call provisions and can overstate tax savings. Read our new blog post to learn why.

Onerous muni bond call provisions make muni bond tax equivalent yield calculations irrelevant due to income uncertainty and capital growth limitations. Click to learn why.

08/15/2025

Click to view Bondsavvy's August 1 performance report, which shows our 78 exited recommendations achieving a 10.11% median annual return vs. 6.40% for the iShares corporate bond ETFs. https://www.bondsavvy.com/corporate-bond-returns

Past performance does not guarantee future results.

06/30/2025

Watch Part 1 of Bondsavvy's "Yield to Worst Explained" video to learn which bonds are likely to have a yield to worst lower than their yields to maturity, how we calculate YTW, and the bonds where YTW is a non-issue.

Yield to worst is the lower of a bond's yield to maturity and its worst yield to call. By watching Part 1 of this yield to worst video, you will learn:0:00 I...

06/30/2025

When a bond's yield to worst is lower than its YTM, it's not always a certainty the bond will be called. Watch Part 2 of "Yield to Worst Explained" to learn when a bond's YTW is most important.

Before watching this Part 2 of our "Yield to Worst Explained" video, be sure to watch Part 1 here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uvMhbF4Jyy4By watching Part...