TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2026|No. 15091
Personal Finance · Savings

I Bonds Offer High Returns Amidst Inflation and Rising Interest Rates

Federal Series I Savings Bonds are poised to offer some of the highest interest rates in over two decades starting in November, making them an attractive option for savers seeking to protect their money from inflation.

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Inflation is up, mortgage rates are up, gas prices are up, and so are interest rates paid on savings. An important component of the new interest rates for federal i-bonds, coming in November, could be among the highest in decades.

Starting in November, an important part of the interest rate that determines how much money people earn from federal Series I Savings Bonds — i-bonds — is expected to be among the highest in more than 20 years.

No matter what happens with interest rates going forward, that would be a good opportunity for savers to lock in an attractive rate on their savings for up to 30 years. I’ll explain why.

Reach David Slade at 843-937-5552. Follow him on X @DSladeNews.

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