TLTiShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF
Long-duration treasuries, high interest rate sensitivity.
Data as of December 22, 2025
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About TLT
iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) is an exchange-traded fund focused on long treasury investing. With an annual expense ratio of 0.15%, TLT maintains a competitive fee structure that appeals to cost-conscious investors. It currently distributes a dividend yield of 4.82%, making it a compelling choice for income-oriented investors seeking meaningful cash flow from their portfolio. Over the trailing five years, TLT has delivered an annualized return of -1.24%.
Who is TLT for?
TLT fits investors with a clear thesis for the specific exposure it provides. As with any fund, consider how it fits within your broader asset allocation before investing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is TLT?
iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) is an exchange-traded fund categorized as bonds. Long-duration treasuries, high interest rate sensitivity.
What is TLT's expense ratio?
TLT has an annual expense ratio of 0.15%. This means for every $10,000 invested, you pay $15.00 per year in fund fees.
What dividend yield does TLT pay?
TLT has a current dividend yield of 4.82%. Distributions are typically paid quarterly.
How has TLT performed over 5 years?
TLT has delivered an annualized 5-year return of -1.24%. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Is TLT good for beginners?
TLT fits investors with a clear thesis for the specific exposure it provides. As with any fund, consider how it fits within your broader asset allocation before investing.
What sectors does TLT invest in?
TLT's top sector allocations are: Government (100%). See the full breakdown on this page.