Bond laddering refers to an investment approach for fixed-income assets where you purchase bonds that reach maturity at various times, rather than putting your whole portfolio into bonds that expire all at once. By building a ladder with bonds maturing in 1, 3, and 5 years, investors can match their cash flow needs with the bond maturity dates. This method lowers reinvestment risk because it prevents the entire portfolio from maturing at the same time.
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