A Smart Alternative to High Yield Bonds

 What do you do when both stocks and bonds are down? The traditional 60/40 portfolio still hasn't rebounded from a terrible performance in 2022. A lot of us may not realize there are strategies that a lot of the pros utilize, which are great complements to traditional stocks and bonds. As Josh with Millard Financial Group explains to Erin Kennedy, Structured Notes offer a unique source of risk and return. 

In this video, Josh and Erin break down the three types of Structured Notes, including:

-Principal Protected

-Income or Yield

-Growth

 Now is a great time to consider complementing your portfolio with notes that can add protection or create income. To learn more, please reach out to Josh by calling 260.488.8300

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