Vanguard Ultra Short-Term Bond ETF

VUSB actively invests in investment grade securities while aiming to maintain a dollar-weighted average maturity of 0 to 2 years.

While there are plenty of areas to park capital, the current environment of high inflation could be spooking investors and causing them to sit on the sidelines with cash. It make sense, given the interest rate risk they could expose themselves to in today's inflationary environment.

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Vanguard Short-Term Inflation-Protected Securities ETF

As we take a look at what's behind the headlines, fixed income exchange traded fund investors should consider a new take on bonds. In the recent webcast, A Vanguard Deep Dive: What's Next for Fixed Income, Janel Jackson, Vanguard's principal and head of U.S. ETF capital markets, outlined what is happening in the current market [.

Bond ETFs That Can Help Fixed Income Investors Navigate Today's Markets

The ETF industry is in the middle of the most unprecedented growth spurt in two decades, with over $560 billion in new assets already in 2021. For every ETF that's closed in 2021, three more have launched.

A Vanguard Deep Dive: What's Next for Fixed Income

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Vanguard Short-Term Bond ETF

Short-term bond funds can be great places to park cash. Vanguard has a pair of shorter duration options to consider.

Looking for Short-Term Bonds to Park Your Cash In?

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Janus Henderson Short Duration Income ETF

With inflation driving yields to rock bottom, these ETFs may be the alternative to parked cash.

Current Income ETFs: Bond Fund Alternative?

Bond exposure isn't limited to hedging stocks as part of a traditional portfolio mix, especially when ultra-short bonds offer investors options for a different scenario. That said, when is it best to use them?

When Might Investors Use an Ultra-Short Bond ETF?

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For Q2 2021, the average equity fund and taxable fixed income fund posted a 6.36% and 1.55% return, respectively. TNA in the conventional funds business rose 5.19%, climbing $1.306 trillion from Q1 2021 to just a little less than $26.5 trillion for Q2 2021.

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How Vanguard's 'VUSB' compares to other active fixed income ETFs in its category.

Checking In On Vanguard's Newest ETF

For investors looking to park cash in something other than a low-yielding money market fund, there are several options available. One is ultra-short bond funds, which Vanguard can offer with exchange traded funds (ETFs) like the Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB).

Why Choose an Ultra-Short Bond Fund over a Money Market Fund?

With the threat of rising interest rates, fixed income investors are opting to shorten duration risk with ETFs like the Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB), which has amassed $500 million in assets in just six weeks. Bond portfolios containing longer duration debt are susceptible to rising interest rates, forcing investors to find alternatives.

This ETF Has Gathered $500 Million in Assets in Just 6 Weeks

Fixed income investors can bridge the gap between money market funds and long-term bond funds with ultra-short bonds like the Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB). In today's low yield environment relative, investors will often snag more yield by taking on risk with volatile assets or assuming more duration risk.

Bridging the Gap between Money Markets and Long-Term Bonds?

Key Takeaways Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB) is the firm's first new U.S. listed ETF since September 2020 and only the second product to launch since 2018. Vanguard's lineup expands at a slower pace than peers.

Meet Vanguard's Likely Sole ETF Launch in 2021

Vanguard today introduced its first actively managed bond ETF, managed by its in-house fixed income team. The Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB) offers a low-cost, diversified option for investors seeking income and limited price volatility.

Vanguard Launches an Active Ultra-Short Bond ETF, ‘VUSB'

The new actively managed fund fills an empty space in Vanguard's lineup.

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