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Thought Series®

Managing your wealth is only one part of living a rewarding and full life. With that in mind, we offer the Cambridge Trust Thought Series® – events, podcasts, and original articles that address wealth management, health, family, society, and other thought-provoking topics. By combining personal experience with their best thinking, our expert contributors offer real insight into the issues confronting wealth management clients today.

Featured Topic:

What Happens to Bonds If Interest Rates Rise?

by Eric Jussaume, Vice President and Portfolio Manager
The main objectives of investing in bonds are to protect principal and ensure a steady and dependable income stream. But what happens to your investment when interest rates rise? Part of Cambridge Trust's investment strategy is to identify bonds with shorter maturities to reduce interest rate sensitivity and protect principle when interest rates rise. Read Eric Jussaume's article to learn about our bond investment strategy. View PDF 

 

Guest Speaker Series

The Cambridge Trust Thought Series brings you podcasts of topical issues relevant to your lives.

Forums

Get direct access to subject-matter experts as they address investment and financial planning issues at a Cambridge Trust Forum.

Articles

Read articles on current events and how they may impact your investing, wealth management, and estate planning strategies.

TrustLetters

Written by our Wealth Management Officers, the TrustLetters offer timely advice on investing, tax and estate planning, and fiduciary issues.

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