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QS LAP 33 Bonds-4games

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Bid Priceprice others are willing to pay at a particular time
Bondlending investment in which individulas loan money to the government or corporations for a set interest rate for a set time
Bond Ratingranking of bond issuers according to risk of default and financial responsibility
Bond TableGives issuer, coupon rate, maturity date, bid price, and yield
Callable BondBonds that can be repaid before the maturity date by the borrower
Convertible BondBonds that can be changed into stock
Corporate BondBonds issued by companies
Coupon Ratethe interest rate
Default RiskPossibility of loss due to issuers failure to pay
Discount BondBonds available for purchase below par value
Face Valueoriginal bonds amount
Interest rate riskPossibility of loss due to a rise in interest rates over time
IssuerThe corporation or governing body borrowing money
Liquidity riskPossibility of loss due to inability to access the money you invested
Marketable BondsBonds that can be bought and sold in the open market
Maturity Datedate a bond is to be repaid
Municipal BondsBonds issued by state city or county government
Non-Marketable BondsBonds that cannot be sold in the open market
Par ValueAKA face value
Premium BondsBonds available for above the par value
Puttable BondsBonds that can be repaid earlier than the maturity date at the lender's request
Repayment RiskPossibility of loss due to being paid back at a different time or terms
Repayment TermsThe way a bond is repaid
Savings BondNon-marketable bonds issued by the government
Secured BondsBonds that are guaranteed by collateral
Series EE Savings BondsNon-marketable bonds that DO NOT make interest payments along the way
Series HH Savings BondsNon-marketable bonds that DO make interest payments along the way
Straight BondsBonds that are repaid on the maturity date with no other option
T-BillsTreasury bond for 1 year or less
T-bondsTreasury bond for 10 years or more
T-notesTreasury bond for 1 -10 years
Treasury BondsMarketable bonds issued by the government
Yieldwhat a bond brings an investor at a particular bid price over time
a Governing bodySavings bonds, treasury bonds, and municipal bonds are all loans to this
ReliableGovernment bonds are this because they can always back what they owe
InverseThe relationship between bonds and the stock market
Benefit of bondsperforms well in poor economy, reliability, meets long-term goals


Marketing Educator/DECA Advisor
Frankfort High School
Frankfort, IN

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