Take control of your bond investments.
Bond funds’ low returns, high fees, and variable distributions do not serve individual investors well. We founded Bondsavvy to put investors in control by owning individual corporate bonds direct.
Our Mission
To empower individual investors to own corporate bonds direct and to benefit from the income, growth, and safety these investments can provide.
How Bondsavvy Works
Bondsavvy's individual corporate bond recommendations empower subscribers to own bonds direct and to achieve returns higher than bond funds and ETFs. Bondsavvy recommends 4-6 new corporate bonds each quarter during The Bondcast, an interactive subscriber investment webinar. We closely monitor our recommended corporate bonds and issue quarterly buy/sell/hold updates. Our subscribers own their bonds direct and follow the below three steps when investing in individual corporate bonds:
Watch The Bondcast
Bondsavvy presents new buy recommendations during The Bondcast, a quarterly subscriber-only investment webinar, where we present the investment analysis that supports each new recommendation. Each edition of The Bondcast includes 4-6 new corporate bond recommendations.
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Make Direct Investments
You decide which of our recommended bonds to buy and make direct bond investments through your own online brokerage. Investing in bonds online is an efficient and competitive marketplace, where individual investors can invest at bond prices that are competitive with large bond funds.
How To Invest Online
Act on Our Bond Pick Updates
To maximize total returns and mitigate risk, we update our corporate bond recommendations during quarterly subscriber webcasts and our emailed bond investment newsletter. Our buy/sell/hold updates evaluate a corporate bond issuer's financial performance and each bond's value relative to other corporate bonds in the marketplace.
When To Sell BondsThe Problems Bondsavvy Solves
Very few investors own individual corporate bonds despite their advantages vs. bond funds. We founded Bondsavvy to solve the key problems investors face so more investors can benefit from owning individual corporate bonds:
| Weak returns of overdiversified, inefficient bond funds and ETFs | |
| Biased Moody's and S&P ratings that also ignore price, yield, and interest-rate risk | |
| Difficult to select from 9,000 available corporate bond investments | |
| Many investors believe corporate bonds are too hard to understand |
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Investment returns that have outperformed the leading corporate bond funds and ETFs |
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Comprehensive investment analysis that picks bonds with high total return potential |
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4-6 new corporate bond picks presented every quarter following earnings releases |
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Educating and empowering investors is central to everything we do |
