Geldanlage: Passives Einkommen mit Anleihen: Mit diesen ETFs bekommen Sie acht Mal im Jahr Zinsen

Frankfurt – Investors can generate monthly supplementary income by letting their money work for them through bonds, without being affected by short-term price fluctuations. This is possible because bonds have a fixed maturity date, at which point they are repaid if the borrower remains solvent. Recent concerns about inflation, rising interest rates from central banks, and increasing government debt have caused bond prices to plummet, leading to a significant increase in yields.

This is particularly true for government bonds, as well as corporate bonds. Many strategists consider these bonds appealing, as many companies are actively reducing their debt, unlike governments. To minimize risks, investing in diversified funds is recommended. Experts, such as Olaf Stotz, a professor of Asset Management at Frankfurt School of Private University, advise against traditional bond funds without a maturity date, as their prices fluctuate with bond prices, making it difficult to calculate returns.

Instead, bond funds with a fixed maturity date are preferable. These funds have been available as cost-effective exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for nearly three years now. The Handelsblatt explains what investors should look for when investing in corporate bond ETFs and showcases the ETF combinations that enable investors to receive interest payments each quarter.