liquidity

The laddered investment approach involves dividing your investment portfolio into portions and investing in instruments with varying maturity dates. This strategy can help reduce the impact of interest rate fluctuations on your portfolio while potentially earning higher yields. By diversifying your investments with staggered maturity dates, you can create a consistent stream of cash flows and potentially earn higher returns. As each bond matures, you can reinvest the principal into a new bond with the longest maturity date available at that time. This allows you to benefit from the higher interest rates of longer-term investments while still having some liquidity. However, it’s important to carefully consider your risk tolerance and investment goals before adopting this strategy.