Retirees seeking predictable income can use five iShares iBonds Treasury ETFs, each maturing between 2026 and 2030, to build a bond ladder without buying individual bonds. Unlike typical bond funds that never mature and can leave investors exposed to interest rate risk, these ETFs wind down at maturity, returning principal to shareholders. They pay monthly distributions and can be traded like stocks, providing clear payout schedules and reducing uncertainty. Investors should consider the trade-offs, including market price fluctuations if sold early and varying monthly income depending on the fund's maturity date and interest rate changes.
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