Fixed-Income Security
📈 Investing
intermediate

Quick Definition

A fixed-income security is a type of investment that provides returns in the form of regular, fixed payments and the eventual return of principal at maturity.

Examples

  • 1Corporate bonds that pay semi-annual interest and return the principal at maturity.
  • 2Government treasuries such as U.S. Treasury bonds, which offer secure, predictable income streams.
  • 3Municipal bonds used by local governments to fund public projects, offering tax-free interest income to investors.
  • 4Certificates of Deposit (CDs) that provide a fixed interest rate over a specified term.

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fixed-incomebondsinvestmentssecuritiesincome-streams