The ABCs of bonds
A Simple Guide to investing in Bonds
Bonds are financial instruments issued by the government, companies or institutions in exchange for money paid by the investor (Bond Owner). A bond is a fairly secure investment option which yields interest at a fixed rate (coupon rate). This interest is paid out at predetermined terms, which often could be monthly or quarterly until the maturity of the principal.
In the investment circle, bond investing plays a big role as a recognized ‘debt security’. It means that, the ‘bond’
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