Word: bonding
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Additionally, departments might seek student group collaboration in planning public lectures and getting students to attend, casting such events as extracurricular attractions rather than academic burdens. Finally, departments might offer extra office space to groups whose work relates to their field, potentially creating a real bond between students and academics that could lead to collaboration valuable to both...
Britain, Germany and Japan have similar programs, and the world inflation-bond market should reach $1.2 trillion next year, nearly tripling since...
...pension and foreign money is flooding into TIPS. With too many buyers chasing too few bonds, TIPS carry a paltry after-inflation yield of 2%. "People are going to wake up one day and decide that a 2% real yield just isn't enough," says Joe Shatz, a bond analyst at Merrill Lynch. If that happens, demand will fall, and TIPS holders will take a hit. Shatz advises waiting for an after-inflation yield of 2.5%. Until then, a short-term bond fund or bank CD will do nicely...
...reasons, TIPS are best held in an IRA or a 401(k). That's because all gains from TIPS are subject to yearly federal income tax, even though a potentially large portion of the gains can't be collected until the bond matures...
...BOND FUNDS Return 1-YR. Return 3-YR.* American Century Inflation Adjusted 3.00% 2.62% Fidelity Inflation Protected 2.57% 2.69% Wells Fargo Inflation Protected 2.29% 4.53% T. Rowe Price Inflation Protected 4.51% 4.23% Hartford Inflation Protected...