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Zero Coupon Bonds
Zero coupon bonds are a special type of bond that does not pay interest. Instead, it is redeemed at full face value at the maturity date. Zero coupons tend to fluctuate in price much more than other type of bonds. These resources and informational ar...(Continue Reading)

Zero Coupon Bonds - Understanding Zero Coupon Bonds
Zero coupon bonds are sold at a deep discount and redeemed at full face value....(Continue Reading)

Zero Coupon Bonds - How to Use Zero Coupon Bonds
You can use zero coupon bonds to reach a variety of financial goals, but watch out for the tax consequences....(Continue Reading)

Take Interest in Zero Coupon Bonds
Does paying tax on interest you haven’t received sound like a good idea? That’s what you do with zero coupon bonds and it can make good sense in the right circumstances.......(Continue Reading)

How to Use Zero Coupon Bonds
Zero coupon bonds have some unique features that make them effective tools for reaching certain financial goals; however, they are not tax-friendly so use caution.......(Continue Reading)

Accrual Bond
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Understanding Types of Bonds - There are Several Different Types of Bonds Offered
You can purchase bonds from a variety of sources including the U.S. Treasury, municipalities and corporations. Each has unique characteristics and features....(Continue Reading)


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Ground zero? - increased issuance of zero-coupon convertible bonds
Zero-coupons convertible bonds offer an easy way for companies to raise their much-needed capital. Originally devised by Merrill Lynch in 1985, the zero-coupon ...

Who Needs Equity? - zero-coupon convertible bonds - Column
With new stock offerings going nowhere, capital-hungry issuers are turning instead to zero-coupon convertible bonds. AFTER FINANCING TWO MAJOR ACQUISITIONS ...

The Limits on Zero-Coupon Bonds
Zero-coupon Treasury bonds have been on a tear, and returns of American Century-Benham Target funds bear this out. The Target 2025 fund, which owns zeros maturing that year, gained 23% in 1998 to D

 

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