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Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF (VUSB)

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Key data on VUSB

AUM

$5.84B

P/E ratio

25.8

Dividend yield

4.7349%

Expense ratio

0.1%

Beta

0.02974

Price on VUSB

Previous close

$49.85

Today's open

$49.88

Day's range

$49.86 - $49.88

52 week range

$49.43 - $50

Profile about VUSB

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Headquarters

US

Exchange

CBOE Global Markets BZX

Issue type

Exchange-Traded Fund

VUSB industries and sectors

Bonds

Domestic

News on VUSB

9 Ways to Actively Manage Your Fixed Income Exposure

The same macro factors affecting the equities market, such as tariffs, geopolitical factors, and a changing interest rate policy are also affecting the fixed income markets. With that, there's never been a better time to access active fixed income strategies that help advisors and investors navigate the murky macro environment.

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ETF Trends • Nov 21, 2025

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Advisors, These Active Bond Funds Have Your Back

Advisors may sometimes feel like they're venturing out to solve the world's personal financial problems alone. This applies to entrepreneurs managing their own firms and intrapreneurs who are part of an existing firm.

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ETF Trends • Nov 4, 2025

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VUSB: Parking Cash With Low Risk

Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF offers a stable, low-volatility income stream by investing in high-quality, short-maturity dollar-denominated debt. VUSB's yield remains attractive but is moderating as interest rates decline and portfolio coupons are renewed at lower levels. NAV risk for VUSB is low due to contained credit spreads and stable money market conditions, ensuring a consistent, coupon-driven return.

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Seeking Alpha • Oct 25, 2025

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3 Dividend Stocks I'm Buying As Irrational Exuberance Takes Over

Current market conditions reflect irrational exuberance, with surging valuations in stocks, precious metals, crypto, and collectibles reminiscent of past bubbles. Conflicting economic signals persist: inflation data is mixed, the labor market is weakening, but affluent consumer spending and bank lending remain resilient. Dividend growth investing remains my preferred strategy, with a focus on high-quality REITs, utilities, and my favorite cash equivalent ETF.

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Seeking Alpha • Sep 13, 2025

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Vanguard Boldly Pushes Into A Nearly Taboo Area — Higher Fees

Vanguard's deceased founder Jack Bogle routinely slammed other firms for offering more expensive actively managed funds. Now his firm is doing just that.

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Investors Business Daily • Aug 21, 2025

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For Future Spending Needs, Consider Parking Cash in These ETFs

When it comes to planning strategically for future expenses, consumers have a number of ways to use their cash. One of the ways is through bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs), particularly of the ultra-short variety.

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ETF Trends • Aug 20, 2025

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VUSB: A Top Choice For Your Emergency Fund

For emergency funds, I recommend ultra-short bond ETFs over money market funds (for their superior yield) and CDs (for their liquidity). I compare 12 options, ranging from pure Treasuries to blended portfolios to corporate‑only options. The Vanguard Ultra-Short Bond ETF stands out for its relatively high 4.54% yield that comes with minimal added credit risk.

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Seeking Alpha • Aug 2, 2025

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VUSB: Higher Yield With Lower Duration

VUSB offers a higher yield with moderate duration risk, averaging 0.9 years, but it isn't as short as its name suggests. Credit quality is pretty good, but clearly not as good as a pure Treasury portfolio. Expense ratio is competitive at 0.10%, but tax considerations make Treasuries more attractive for high-tax state investors.

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Seeking Alpha • Aug 1, 2025

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4 Dividend Stocks I'm Buying As The 'Big Beautiful Bill' Takes Its Toll

The recent market selloff in dividend stocks, especially REITs and utilities, presents attractive buying opportunities despite broader indices holding up. The House budget bill's rapid rollback of clean energy tax credits triggered a sharp selloff in renewables, but I see this as a long-term buying opportunity. I remain optimistic about renewables due to resilient demand, potential Senate moderation, and likely reinstatement of subsidies if Democrats regain power.

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Seeking Alpha • May 24, 2025

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Ride High But Stay Dry: Why I'm Accumulating Cash As The Market Rebounds

The 10-Year Treasury yield signals that the market does not expect a recession in the near term. Current yield levels suggest inflation expectations remain elevated compared to recent years. Investors should interpret the bond market as pricing in persistent inflation rather than imminent economic contraction.

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Seeking Alpha • May 17, 2025

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