
As debt securities, bonds can provide excellent diversity to your investment portfolio. They represent money borrowed by a corporation (or government or municipality) to fund expansion, construction, and other growth-related projects. You are the bond investor, who holds an IOU from the borrower indicating you are entitled to recover your money with a specific rate of interest at a specific point in time.
Bonds are sometimes overlooked by investors for no good reason. Take the time to acquaint yourself with the types of bonds available including corporate, municipal, and government. You may find that adding some debt securities to your equity-based portfolio makes sense for your overall objectives. Here are some helpful articles to get you started:
Investing In Bonds Part 1: An Introduction
How do bonds work and what type are available? What's the least you need
to know if you're considering investing in them?
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Investing In Bonds Part 2: Important Terms
What are coupons? What determines a bond's maturity date? Gain a clear
understanding of the terminology that bond traders use and how it relates to
your investments.
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Investing In Bonds Part 3: Risks and Rewards
As with any investment, bond trading has its own set of risks. Explore the
different scenarios that can lead to devaluation of your investment and find
out how to balance risks with rewards.
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Investing In Bonds Part 4: Trading Strategies
When investing in bonds, you'll want to understand and use asset
allocation. Your investments can vary, depending on where you are in your
working life, as well. Discover bond trading strategies for different
financial objectives.
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