When interest rates go up, most people are worried about the impact on their mortgage. We’re also concerned about what happens to bond prices. WHY IS THAT? That’s because the part of your portfolio which is held in bonds is at risk due to price decreases when interest rates rise. Click here to read more.
17 August, 2017 Investment Services
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