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Series "I" Bonds went on an absolute tear in 2022, yielding over 9% at one point. However, inflation is slowly tapering down, and interest rates are receding.

So should we sell our Series "I" Bonds and transition into higher-yielding securities? I have seen a lot of chatter to this effect.

I am keeping my Series "I" Bonds for the entire 30-year span. The goal of these bonds is to protect me from inflation while giving me a modest gain.

I can invest in income-investing products to gain higher yields. Series "I" Bonds can insulate me from inflation, serve on my emergency fund, and give me superior results from time to time. What's not to love about Series "I" Bonds? Good Luck