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Advisors regaining an appreciation for bonds as higher rates settle in

appreciation bonds David Boniface of Legacy Wealth Management and Locke Bielefeldt of Willamette Wealth Partners

'With 10-year Treasury yields near multiyear highs, now is a good time to be a bond investor,' an advisor says.

The case for bonds keeps building – or at least the case against them is weaker than it’s been in a long, long time, according to a number of advisors.

Since the start of the year, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury has risen steadily, from just under 4 percent to around 4.4 percent.

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