US Savings Bonds/TIPS

Based on the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) released today, the annual rate of inflation over the last six months was 2.88%.

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New Federal Reserve policy favors I bonds.

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Interest rates continue to fall, never mind the S&P downgrade.

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TIPS rate rises slightly from last fall, still negative.

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TIPS dip to lowest at-auction rate ever.

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Yesterday's 10-year TIPS to pay 1.13% more than I bonds.

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5-year TIPS rate now above 5-year Notes.

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Experts disagree on whether TIPS have cost the Treasury more or less in interest payments.

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Today's 10-year TIPS to pay 1.485 percentage points more than I bonds.

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And are scorned in return.

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Yesterday's 10-year TIPS to pay just 0.05 percentage points more than I bonds.

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5-year TIPS rate goes negative!

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The 5-year TIPS rate is below the I bond fixed base-rate.

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Standard & Poor's raises concerns about CPI estimates underestimating inflation in some countries.

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The yield was 1.954% in yesterday's 5-year TIPS reopening.

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Today's 10-year TIPS to pay 1.06 percentage points more than I bonds.

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20-year TIPS pay 1.3 percentage points more than I bonds.

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Today's 10-year TIPS to pay 1.449 percentage points more than I bonds.

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Learn how the CPI-U is calculated.

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TreasuryDirect investors will pay $998.12919 per bond.

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Today's 10-year TIPS to pay 0.884 percentage points more than I bonds.

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20-year TIPS pay 1.02 percentage points more than I bonds.

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Today's 10-year TIPS to pay 1.05 percentage points more than I bonds.

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The yield was 2.691% in the Treasury's 5-year TIPS auction held this morning.

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Investors can use inflation-protected securities - Series I Savings Bonds and TIPS - as a hedge against the risk of runaway inflation. But is that a real risk?

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The yield was 2.494% in the Treasury's 20-year TIPS reopening held this morning.

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TIPS rates continue to rise.

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The yield was 2.379% in the Treasury's 5-year TIPS auction held this morning.

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Can I buy a Series I Savngs Bond through TreasuryDirect as a Roth IRA? If not, how do I purchase an I bond or TIPS and establish a Roth IRA with it?

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Morningstar.com, an advisory service for individual investors, has created a separate category for mutual funds that invest primarily in TIPS, the Treasury's marketable-security version of Series I Savings Bonds.

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