A jumbo certificate of deposit is a type of savings account with higher minimum balance requirements, offering better interest rates.
Understanding Key Rate Duration in the Bond Market with a Dash of Humor
Understanding the intricacies of prepayment risk in fixed-income securities.
The percentage of interest earned from reinvesting the returns of a fixed-income investment.
Treasury Bonds are long-term government securities that pay periodic interest and return the principal at maturity.
TIPS: Your hedge against inflation and friend at the dinner table!
A humorous look at the world of Treasury notes - where interest rates are fixed and the maturity is anything but!
Understanding U.S. Savings Bonds: A Simple Investment with a Smile
A quick look at ultra-short bond funds, their features, and what sets them apart.
Understanding the Average Length of Time for Principal on Loans and Mortgages
Understanding the Metric that Measures Time to Maturity for Asset-Backed Securities
A Workout Period occurs when temporary yield discrepancies between fixed income securities are adjusted.
Yield to Worst: The lowest possible yield on a bond, accounting for callability.
A quirky financial term that mixes the essence of dreams (stock) and realities (fixed income) into one thrilling bond.
