Government bonds are debt-based financial instruments through which a government- central or state, raises finance or capital for infrastructure development or new …
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Fixed Income
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A fixed interest rate is a stable rate of interest that remains the same throughout the term of a financial agreement. It …
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Corporate Bonds are debt securities regulated by SEBI and issued by corporations to raise capital from investors. These bonds offer higher yields …
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Tax liabilities are huge concerns in the investment market. Naturally, investors look for different tax saving mechanisms to reduce tax and maximise …
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Bargaining is a common factor for buying, selling, shopping, or any transactional communications. It occurs when a buyer is not content with …
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Rounding up numbers can make life easier at times, but in the world of finance, precision is highly required. Since a tiny …
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Bonds indicate a debt obligation of the issuer, where the bondholders lend money for a preset maturity period. They receive regular interest …
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Interest is the key driving factor of investment decisions. In terms of bond investments, interest or coupons can be pre-set and fixed …
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The government, municipal bodies, and different corporate entities issue bonds to collect capital to meet various financial objectives. The bond is a …
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A government has different sources of revenue to pay for its expenditures. The expenditure can exceed the generated income, and if that …
