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High-yield municipal bonds combine higher income with tax advantages: Their federally tax-exempt income can produce tax-equivalent yields that rival many taxable high-yield corporate bond funds.
HYMU and HYD take different approaches: HYMU emphasizes active management and higher yields, while HYD prioritizes somewhat stronger credit quality, lower duration, and passive index tracking.
Pay attention to credit quality and duration, not just yield: Lower-rated issuers increase credit risk, while longer-duration portfolios are more sensitive to interest rate changes, making both important considerations before investing.
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I'm generally not a fan of high-yield corporate bond ETFs for retirees, and it has very little to do with credit risk. My bigger concern is taxes. Unless you hold them inside a tax-advantaged account such as a Roth IRA, the interest they generate is typically taxed as ordinary income at the federal level and, in many cases, at the state and local levels as well.
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