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Originally Posted by DriverDaily
1.5%-1.8% is not low risk, it's the risk free rate. And it doesn't get much more subjective than using words like "low," "medium," and "high." If you say you want "low risk" your investment advisor is not going to come back with a 100% t-bill portfolio unless you are also retired.
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High yield, even when bundled to achieve some diversification, is not low risk. Low risk would be more like investment grade, where there is a spread over risk free, but less risk than high yield.