savings bond
Treasury investment certificate
A savings bond is a government-issued debt security purchased by individuals as a low-risk investment.
The buyer lends money to the government and receives the principal plus interest after a set period.
In the United States, Series EE and Series I bonds are common: My grandmother bought me a savings bond for every birthday.
Unlike stocks, savings bonds guarantee return of principal but offer modest yields.
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- governmentAuthority over a state
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- fixed incomeStable recurring revenue
- maturityFull growth achieved
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