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State Street SPDR Portfolio Long Term Corporate Bond ETF (NY:SPLB)

22.07 +0.18 (+0.80%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 9:56 AM EDT, Mar 23, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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SPLB's Long-Duration Gamble vs. LQD's Maturity Diversification ↗
Explore how fee structure, yield, and portfolio focus set these two leading corporate bond ETFs apart for different investor priorities. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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SCHQ Offers Pure Treasury Focus While SPLB Yields More ↗
Explore how SCHQ’s government focus and SPLB’s corporate breadth shape risk profiles and income potential for long-term bond investors. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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SPLB And TLT Both Offer Strong Dividend Yield ↗
These long-term bond funds may not look appealing at first glance, but both have advantages compared to other ETFs. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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Interested in Bond ETFs? SCHQ and SPLB Offer Different Ways to Play Long-Duration Loans. ↗
Explore how differences in cost, yield, and bond exposure shape the risk and income profiles of these two long-duration ETFs. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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Investing in Corporate Bonds? One of These ETFs Holds Up Better Long-Term. ↗
Expense-conscious investors face a tradeoff between higher yield and long-term resilience when choosing between these two bond ETFs. 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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SPLB Offers Higher Yield and Lower Fees, While LQD May Help Limit Risk ↗
SPLB Offers Higher Yield and Lower Fees, While LQD May Help Limit Risk 
Via The Motley Fool
Topics Bonds ETFs
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