More about High-Yield Cash Accounts with M1
Brokerage Accounts
Retirement Accounts
Other Accounts
Quotes are delayed by 15 minutes.
1D
1W
1M
3M
6M
YTD
1Y
2Y
5Y
ALL
AUM
$30.21B
P/E ratio
--
Dividend yield
4.4661%
Expense ratio
0.14%
Beta
0.467117
Previous close
$111.59
Today's open
$111.62
Day's range
$111.58 - $111.83
52 week range
$103.45 - $112.93
Bonds
Domestic
0.98%
China Banks to Pare U.S. Treasuries? ETFs to Play
China's reported move to curb U.S. Treasury exposure lifts yields and raises fiscal concerns. Here are ETF strategies investors can consider now.
Zacks Investment Research • Feb 10, 2026

Retirees: A Corporate Bond ETF Returned 10% While Paying Monthly Income All Year
When investment-grade corporate bonds deliver monthly income while rates remain elevated, the question is whether the total package justifies a portfolio allocation.
24/7 Wall Street • Jan 16, 2026

Investing in Corporate Bonds? One of These ETFs Holds Up Better Long-Term.
SPLB charges a meaningfully lower expense ratio and offers a higher yield than LQD. SPLB has experienced a deeper five-year drawdown and weaker long-term total returns.
The Motley Fool • Dec 27, 2025

LQD vs VCLT: Two Ways to Hold Corporate Credit
VCLT charges a lower expense ratio and offers a higher dividend yield than LQD VCLT's long-duration bond focus means greater risk and deeper drawdowns compared to LQD LQD holds a much broader set of bonds, while VCLT tilts toward financial and healthcare sectors These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›
The Motley Fool • Dec 26, 2025

LQD vs. VCLT: Choosing Between Stability and Long-Rate Exposure
VCLT charges a lower expense ratio and offers a higher yield than LQD LQD has outperformed VCLT over the past year and experienced a smaller five-year drawdown VCLT holds far fewer bonds, with sector tilts and an ESG screen, while LQD is much broader These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›
The Motley Fool • Dec 22, 2025

Hyper Scale: AI's Massive Financing Needs In Focus
AI development requires large projects to establish computing power. That in turn requires massive amounts of financing.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 19, 2025

LQD: Quality Bond Holdings, But You Can Do Better
iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF offers diversified exposure to US investment grade corporate bonds with $31.5B in assets. LQD yields approximately 4.9% net after expenses, with a 30-day SEC yield of 4.94% and an effective duration of 8 years. The fund is a solid choice for those trying to stay away from the equity bubble, but you can definitely find better individual bond choices.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 17, 2025

The End Of The REIT Bear Market Is Likely Near
REITs are poised for a strong comeback. Recent headwinds are now turning into tailwinds. Even then, high-quality REITs remain heavily discounted.
Seeking Alpha • Nov 11, 2025

LQD Offers Broader Bond Exposure Than VCLT, But With Higher Fees and Lower Yield
The Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond ETF and iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF both offer exposure to investment-grade corporate bonds. VCLT offers lower costs and a higher yield, making it more appealing to income-focused investors.
The Motley Fool • Nov 9, 2025

SPLB Offers Higher Yield and Lower Fees, While LQD May Help Limit Risk
SPLB and LQD both offer exposure to U.S. investment-grade corporate bonds. SPLB stands out for its lower fees and higher yield.
The Motley Fool • Nov 8, 2025

¹ Disclosures

Open an M1 investment account to buy and sell iShares iBoxx USD Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF commission-free¹. Build wealth for the long term using automated trading and transfers.