BondSavvy Is Investing's Best Value. Period.

Before BondSavvy, bond investors had two unappealing choices: 1) sift through thousands of individual corporate bonds and guess which ones to buy and 2) invest in bond funds that often have weak returns and understate the true cost of such investments. BondSavvy empowers subscribers to make direct investments in bonds, which reduces costs, increases transparency, and enables investors to maximize returns. Our bond recommendations take the guesswork out of bond investing and save time, as subscribers access thoroughly researched sets of bond recommendations they can add to their portfolios.

We present new bond investment recommendations during The Bondcast, a live subscriber-only webcast that includes subscriber Q&A. We record each edition of The Bondcast and then post the webcast recording and PDF of the presentation in the My Account area of BondSavvy. We update our recommendations throughout the year, including during three editions of The Super Bondcast, where we update buy/sell/hold recommendations for each previously recommended corporate bond. We supplement our webcasts with an emailed investment newsletter that provides additional recommendation updates and notifications of upcoming subscriber events.

If you bought ten bonds of each BondSavvy recommendation, you would have achieved $75 in return for each $1 paid in BondSavvy fees through January 31, 2020 (view full analysis on this page). We believe this is a compelling value, especially when compared to fees charged, and returns achieved, by financial advisors and bond mutual funds.

As soon as you subscribe to BondSavvy, you gain immediate access to all of our current and previous bond investment recommendations.  This includes access to all prior editions of The Bondcast, where we present new bond recommendations, and The Super Bondcast, where we update existing investment recommendations.  Subscribers receive a tremendous amount of value immediately.  As a result, we do not offer free trials.

We recommend both investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds. We look for bonds with compelling values that can increase in price and achieve strong total returns. Often times, we find bonds rated below investment grade by the bond rating agencies that, based on their financials, should be rated investment grade. Such bonds often present compelling risk-reward investment opportunities.

Steve Shaw founded BondSavvy to empower investors.  We want individual investors to know everything the big guys know about bond investing.  We host Office Hours three times each year where subscribers submit questions regarding corporate bond investing.  Steve then reviews his answers to each subscriber question during the Office Hours webcast.

No. BondSavvy provides investment recommendations our subscribers use to decide which bonds to buy and when to sell previously recommended bonds. We do not hold customer assets and our recommendations do not take into account an investor’s particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs.

BondSavvy subscribers transact through their own brokerage firm such as Fidelity and E*TRADE.