Unless otherwise defined, this includes all interest-bearing securities, especially time deposits, bonds, savings deposits and endowment insurance, i.e. life insurance with an additional savings component for capital accumulation. – The advantage is that the debtor guarantees capital and interest. The disadvantage of such investments is that (in the long term; noncurrent) the interest income does not compensate for inflation; especially if the interest income (interest receivable) is still taxed. – See equity bond, annuity bond, bank bond, foreign currency bond, monetary stability, municipal bond, bearer bond, low interest rate policy, yield chasing, debt instrument, savings premium bond, government bond, straight bond, draw, savings premium bond, step-down bond, corporate bond, securitization, convertible bond, interest rate structure.
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