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How to ensure liquidity in your investments through bond laddering?

Bond Laddering is an investment technique that involves investing in bonds or other fixed income instruments with continuous, evenly spaced maturities.

It helps to mitigate the impact of interest rate variations.

An investor may reinvest the principal of a maturing bond in a new, longer-term bond at the top of a ladder.

It helps to build predictable monthly bond income depending on coupon payments with varied maturity months and years.

When interest rates are at their lowest point and may increase, laddering might be appealing.

Bond laddering may be beneficial for people having a lot of money to invest due to the high cost of buying bonds.

 Bond laddering helps to maximize returns and minimize risks by investing in bonds with different maturities.

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Bond laddering is the process of buying bonds with various maturities. Investors can avoid being bound to a single interest rate by spreading out maturity dates. 

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