Going Up? Where to Find Returns if Rates Begin to Rise

28 Apr 2015
By Welton Investment Corporation

With corporate bond and U.S. Treasury rates near 100-year lows after a 30-year steady decline, investors everywhere are pondering the consequences if interest rates begin to rise. Credit expansion helped fuel much of the economic growth of recent decades, and many investors recognize they have come to rely on investments linked to favorable rate conditions.

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