Term of the bond
- The term of a bond is the remaining time until the bond’s maturity date.
- The longer the remaining term of the bond, the higher the risk, so the investment interest rate is usually higher.
Bond quality
- Bond quality depends on the financial health of the issuer and the quality of the Bond’s collateral assets,… Bonds issued by issuers with good credit ratings will be safer than other bonds. Bonds issued by other organizations.
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Features
Interest rates
Long term
Long-term holding
Significantly higher than savings interest rates
For long-term investments, holding bonds until maturity without the need to sell
Predefined cashflow
Short-term: less than 1 year
Higher than savings interest rates for the same term
For investments with a predetermined term, the bonds cannot be sold before maturity
Flexible Investment
Flexible term
Higher than savings interest rates for the same term
Can be sold through negotiated agreements to other customers in need of cash
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