Corporate bonds yield more, but municipal bonds hold up better and deliver tax-free income. The right choice depends on your tax bracket.
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Both funds hold 2,000+ investment-grade bonds with matching 4.9% yields and virtually identical five-year returns. Vanguard edges ahead with a lower 0.03% expense ratio.
IGIB yields more on paper, but MUB keeps more in your pocket if you are in a higher tax bracket. Here is how to figure out which one is right for you.
Corporate bonds carry greater volatility, with a higher maximum drawdown over five years than Treasuries.
IGIB delivers higher income at 4.80% yield, while BND offers lower costs and reduced volatility for stability-focused investors.
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