Perpetual bonds are bonds without a maturity date. They are sometimes called “perps” or simply perpetual, and they are considered a kind…
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Tier I bonds are also called additional Tier I bonds and are known for providing high interest rates where the interest payment…
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Referred to as rupee-denominated bonds, the Masala bonds are named to represent Indian culture. The term ‘masala’ comes from Indian spices, and…
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Zero-coupon bonds are the ones that do not pay interest during the bond’s lifetime. Investors buy these instruments at a discount from…
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Investment-grade bonds, commonly known as high-grade bonds, are known to possess lower risk owing to their higher ratings. Good for maintaining a…
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All the investments tend to suffer when there is high inflation in the economy. It happens because high inflation devalues the profits,…
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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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Bonds are considered among the safest investment tools in the Indian investment market and have earned massive popularity for the same. The…
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Before thinking of any investment, the first thing that pops up in the investor’s mind is “tax.”. Is this investment tax-free, or…
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Bonds, as a cornerstone of investment portfolios, come in various forms, each with distinct attributes that cater to different investor preferences. Within…