Bonds

Some ETF issuers are increasingly using their own cash management ETFs inside other funds, keeping short-term liquidity within their product lineup.

These fixed-income ETFs can potentially benefit from interest rate hikes through floating-rate exposure or higher short-term yields.

Investors seeking maximum income from a bond ETF need to either sacrifice credit quality or upside price appreciation, with neither being a free lunch.

Both of these low-risk fixed-income ETF types could be a viable substitute for certificates of deposit, money market funds, or high-interest savings accounts.

Guggenheim Investments' new ETFs, GCSH and GISC, target income opportunities that many traditional fixed income funds leave behind.

Thematic and niche ETFs can help investors express a bullish or bearish thesis on weather patterns.

This investment portfolio delivers low-cost, globally diversified, market-cap weighted stock and bond exposure via two Vanguard index ETFs.

Money market ETFs offer low-cost cash exposure, but entrenched mutual fund dominance continues to limit their adoption. Here are some options investors should keep an eye on.

Part five of our ETF underdogs series turns to fixed income strategies.