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Lending instead of owning: who issues them, what they pay, and what can still go wrong.
#us_hs_personal_finance
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A city sells a $1,000 bond to raise money for a bridge. The person who buys the bond is best described as what?
When a corporation sells a bond, what is the corporation called?
A bond promises a $40 coupon payment each year until maturity. What does the $40 payment represent?
Kira buys a bond with a $1,000 face value for $950 and holds it until maturity. Assuming the issuer can pay, what principal amount is repaid at maturity?
A company goes bankrupt and sells its assets to pay what it owes. How are its bondholders usually treated compared with its stockholders?
A bond has a $1,000 face value and a 6% coupon rate. What does the coupon rate tell an investor?
Jordan compares bonds and sees one rated AAA by a credit rating agency. What does the AAA rating mainly tell Jordan?
Nia buys a $1,000 bond paying $50 each year and holds it for 3 years. Ignoring taxes and any sale, how much coupon interest does she receive over those 3 years?
A bond issuer's finances worsen, and investors worry it may miss promised payments. What risk are investors concerned about?
Market interest rates rise after Mateo buys a bond with a fixed 3% coupon. If he wants to sell before maturity, what will most likely happen to its resale price?
Ari owns a fixed-coupon bond, and market interest rates fall. If Ari sells before maturity, which price change is most likely?
Lena's bond pays a fixed $40 each year. Prices for everyday goods rise sharply over several years. What risk affects the buying power of Lena's fixed payments?
A company offers bonds, but its debt has grown and its earnings have declined. Why might investors demand a higher return before buying the bonds?
A callable bond lets the issuer repay the bond early. Rates fall after Devon buys one, and the issuer calls it. What is Devon's main reinvestment risk?
Sam plans to use bond money for college in 6 months but owns a bond maturing in 10 years. Why is selling before maturity a risk?
A bond pays $36 in coupon interest each year and has a $900 face value. What is its coupon rate?
A $500 face-value bond pays $25 in interest each year. What coupon rate does it have?
Bond A pays $30 yearly on $1,000 face value. Bond B pays $24 yearly on $600 face value. What are their coupon rates?
A $1,000 bond pays $20 every 6 months. What is its annual coupon rate?
A bond has a $1,200 face value and pays $60 in annual coupons. It later sells for $1,000. What is its coupon rate?
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