Term
Bonds
Debt securities: the buyer lends money to a government, a bank or a company and receives interest.
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Explained in
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Debt instruments issued by a government or company: the holder receives the invested principal back at a specified date and interest for the time spent waiting.
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Debt securities: whoever buys them lends money to the issuer and receives interest in return. A high yield usually means a high risk that the debt will not be repaid.
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Debt securities. Their owner lends money to a company or a government and gets interest in return. They are usually calmer than stocks but grow more slowly.
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Debt securities: when you buy a bond, you lend money to a government or a company and receive regular interest in return.
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Debt securities: the owner lends money to a company or a government and earns interest in return.