The U.S. Treasury has set the Series I savings bond rate at 4.26% for bonds issued from May through October 2026, up from 4.03%. The fixed-rate portion remains at 0.90%, while the inflation-linked ...

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Series I bonds will pay 4.26% through October 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced. The latest I bond rate is up from the 4.03% rate offered through April. Current I bond owners will ...

Newly purchased Series I bonds are paying 4.26% annual interest through Oct. 31, up from the 4.03% yield offered through April 30. That's currently higher than assets like Treasury bills or most money ...

As a harbinger of inflation, these unique government bonds could be signaling trouble again Series I bonds are a savings investment from the Treasury Department that provides a hedge against inflation ...

The latest inflation reading will push I bond rates higher on May 1. Inflation isn’t usually welcome news—but if you own I bonds, the latest surge brings a modest upside. The latest Consumer Price ...