  Laddering - Definition Definition: Purchasing bonds that mature at various intervals. This provides the investor with greater regularity of income. TeenAnalyst Advice:
Bond laddering works by purchasing bonds with different maturities.
For example, you might purchase 3 year, 5 year, and 10 year bonds.
By doing this, you are giving yourself greater liquidity because
your bonds will be maturing periodically. If you simply bought
three 10-year bonds, you would have to wait 10 years to see any
of your money returned to you.
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