Fixed Income Securities

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Types of Fixed Income securities

Bonds

Bonds are issued and traded in the issuer country and denominated in the same currency of that country.

There are two types of bonds, international bonds and domestic bonds. Unlike international bonds, domestic bonds are not subject to any currency risk. Hence, they are considered a pretty safe option for investment. The taxation and regulatory requirements are generally known to investors, so they carry less risk.

Debentures

Debentures is a long-term security approach that yields a fixed rate of interest. The interest rate is issued by the issuer and secured against assets.

Company Fixed Deposits

Company fixed deposit is similar to the Bank Fixed Deposit. The FD with a bank is the initial step when an investor decides to start investing his money deliberately.

These FDs aim to have good returns when compared to bank FD.
CFD issues housing financing firms, finance companies, and other Non-banking finance companies. The companies issue the CFD with various interest rates for different periods. It is a safe investment choice for moderate risk-takers and senior citizens who wish to benefit from better returns than the usual bank fixed deposits. Any investor can invest in the Company Fixed Deposit for a particular tenure at the fixed interest rate.

Government Securities

Government security usually applies to a range of investment products/services provided by a governmental body. These securities come with an assurance of the full repayment of the principal amount at maturity time.

Certain government securities may also provide interest payments and periodic coupons. These securities are considered a conservative investment with minimal risk since they have the government’s backing as the issuer.

Fixed Income Securities