Vanguard Mortgage-Backed Securities Fund (VMBS)
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VMBS: NAV Probability Shift
Vanguard Mortgage-Backed Securities ETF offers liquid, high-quality exposure to US agency MBS with minimal credit risk. I recommend a qualified Buy, anticipating NAV appreciation if the Fed pursues a gradual rate-cut cycle into 2026. VMBS's intermediate duration, 3.87% yield, and ultra-low 0.03% expense ratio make it a compelling, cost-efficient choice versus peers.
Mortgage-Backed Securities Offer a Home for Income Seekers
For investors looking for fixed income diversification, mortgage-backed securities (MBS) could offer a happy home. Specifically, they should look into broad-based exposure via the Vanguard Mortgage-Backed Securities Index Fund ETF Shares (VMBS).
Mortgage Bond Investors Help Push Rates Lower
As noted in USA Today, dipping mortgage rates could be attributed to the improving sentiment of bond investors. That's especially the case for those investing in mortgage bonds.
Recalibrate an Income Portfolio With Mortgage-Backed Securities
The prospect of lower rates could translate to falling yields, forcing investors to diversify their fixed income portfolios. One area that's been seeing renewed interest is mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
VMBS: Mortgages Are Still A Buy
Vanguard Mortgage-Backed Securities Index Fund ETF Shares offers exposure to agency MBS with no credit risk, benefiting from elevated spreads and attractive yields versus Treasuries. The fund's convexity and intermediate duration position it to outperform as rates decline, especially during aggressive Fed rate cuts. Political and macro factors suggest lower rates by mid-2026, with a likely new Fed chair supporting further easing.
As Mortgage Rates Fall, Consider Adding This ETF
The anticipation of interest rate cuts is adding intrigue into the bond market, but mortgage rates are also starting to come down. In turn, this could spark interest in mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
Diversify Income Without the Complexity With This MBS ETF
With their attractive yields in the current market environment, bond funds of various varieties have been seeing increased demand. But to diversify a fixed income portfolio, investors may want to add mortgage-backed securities (MBS).
