Demand for steady income in stocks is booming as money managers bid up companies with a history of paying out profits to shareholders.

TLT and BIL funds have both now raked in $13 billion this year.

With the yield on popular Series I savings bonds expected to fall to 6.47%, some bonds and Treasuries are offering competitive returns.

Reclassifications that add an ESG element to conventional funds are down 84% compared with a year ago, and new ESG funds built from scratch fell 60%.

Municipal bonds are a relatively safe investment with tax-free interest that gives them an advantage over other fixed-income assets.

Now is the time to purchase US Series I savings bonds before rates reset, experts say.

The turbulent market environment offers investors the chance to harvest losses and strategically reposition portfolios.

Traders see an end to a brutal selloff which has taken yields on the longest-dated Treasuries to the loftiest heights in over a decade.