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Even in our politically polarized times, investing in infrastructure is one thing that many citizens and politicians agree on. So far this year, the White House and Congressional Republicans have both put forth plans for new spending. And while their proposals differ significantly in size, timing, and even what "infrastructure" entails, both call for spending billions of dollars on the nation's roads, ports, airports, broadband internet, and water systems. The White House proposal also adds a variety of health and welfare spending programs.

Key takeaways

• Plans in Washington call for increased federal spending on transportation, water, broadband infrastructure, and maybe more.
• Companies that build or operate infrastructure may benefit from those plans.
• Infrastructure spending may create opportunities for investors in US and international stocks, municipal bonds, and real estate investment trusts (REITs).
• The number of mutual funds and ETFs that offer exposure to infrastructure has increased in recent years. 

Increased government spending on infrastructure can benefit investors in companies that contract with governments to build and operate that infrastructure. Generally, investment in infrastructure operators has offered predictable returns thanks to the long-term contracts most of these companies hold with the governments who own the facilities they manage.

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