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Does the word bond make you think of 007 and shaken martinis? Here's are some helpful Web sites on bond investments.
Tax-exempt bonds from state and local governments may make a nice addition to your portfolio.
The best way to buy bonds, whether you're 21 or 65.
The traditionally ultra-safe investments aren't for everyone.
Munis are one of the blander, but safer, investments.
The high-yield rout has been spectacular, but some exposure to this sector can pay dividends.
With so much uncertainty in the stock market, more Americans are looking to bonds for a less risky investment.
The category hasn't done well recently, but looks cheap compared with peers.
Rates have leveled off in recent days, which may help people with their applications.
However, bonds you already own may be just fine. It all depends on what kind of deal you're getting.