<prompt> Human: Hey guys! So Ive lurked on here for a while, and I need a bit of advice. My grandparents put away 10,000 for me when I was born, and theres a contingency that I wont be able to access it until I reach a certain milestone in my life, but this year I may get to choose how its invested. It has to be no-risk, otherwise my grandparents wont agree, but also with a decent interest rate. I know those are hard to come by. I was thinking perhaps government bonds? The money currently just gets re-invested in CGIs every five years. I get a very low interest rate on these, so Im looking for any options you guys can think of. Thanks!EDIT: I should have clarified, I live in Ontario, Canada  <response>: No risk high yield doesnt exist , but there are low risk decent yield options. Like madangrypally said, I strongly suggest the I-bond. It looks perfect for your situation 