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Bonds Questions

(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What is a bond?
A bond is a debt instrument with a fixed interest of monetary assets issued in an agreed period of time. Bonds are normally used by people to finance their busi
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Who issues bonds?
There are different institutions who issue bonds. They issue bonds to produce funds for their undertakings. These are commonly categorized into five main issuer
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How do I buy a bond?
There are two means of purchasing bonds: discount brokerage or full service. The full service broker will provide you with ample bond services from pl
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
When does my bond mature?
Bond maturity varies depending on the original agreement. It may be as short as one year to as long as a hundred years. These are some bond maturity classificat
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How do I cash in my bond?
You can redeem your cash bonds by contacting your broker, local banks, and local financial institutions. Encashment of bonds will require you to verify your ide
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What do I do if I lose my bond?
Lost, destroyed, or stolen bonds can be replaced without any extra charges a long as the Bureau of the Public Debt can determine that the bonds haven't been cas
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Is my bond transferable?
Bonds are basically IOU's, or a form of debt instrument, which you will pay in a certain period of time. You can transfer a bond if the bond is a bearer bond. A
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What is the relationship between interest rates and bond prices?
The relationship of bond prices and interest rates is an inverse relationship. For example, a bond with 6% interest will meant that it pays $60 annually per $10
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How do you evaluate the risk of bonds?
You can evaluate the risk of bonds by looking at the investment goals of a particular bond, the average maturity, the duration, the credit quality, the performa
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What is a tax-free bond?
Basically, a tax free bond is a type of bond that should have lower interest rates. Usually called munis, tax free municipal bonds will not require you to pay f
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How do I decide between a tax-free or a regular bond?
Deciding to choose a tax-free bond or a regular bond is very simple. All you have to do is follow these simple steps in order to determine which will be more be
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What is the difference between stocks and bonds?
Stocks and bonds are basically similar, yet they have differences. Here is an explanation of how they are similar and how they are different:

- Stocks –

Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How do you get started investing?
Investing in bonds and doing it right may mean financial independence. It can also mean financial loss if you don't do it right. Here are a few steps you should
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Where can I get good investment advice?
Your financial advisor can be the most reliable person to talk to when it comes to giving advice about investing in bonds. However, you can also use the interne
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
How much tax do I pay when I cash in my bonds?
It depends on what interest rate you acquired. You have to pay taxes on earnings in federal taxes. But bonds are exempt from state or local taxes, which mean yo
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Where should I start to learn about buying stocks?

Most novice investors try to learn all the basics before they engage in the actual buying of stocks. You just need to remember the rule that "if the ear

Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What do the credit ratings on bonds mean?
Credit ratings help assess how likely a borrower is to repay its bond on time. This is considered an important factor for maintaining the credibility of a borro
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
What are the factors to consider when deciding which bonds to buy?
Duration is an essential factor when choosing the right bond to invest in. This involves the time in which an investor can recover his investment. It is compute
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Why do some bonds sell at a premium while others sell at a discount?

It must be clear that the share price is subject to factors like supply and demand and closed-end funds that are rarely traded at their net-asset value. In o

Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
(Published: Sun, Sep 24, 2006 20:03:30)
Is there a limitation on the number or amount of Series EE and/or I Bonds one can buy?
Yes. There is always a limitation in these cases. The bonds that you purchase for educational savings are always subject to the limitations set by the governmen
Author: Asael Becker
Category: Finance - Bonds Questions
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