Her expertise is in personal finance and investing, and real estate. The amortizable bond premium is a tax term that refers to the excess price paid for a bond over and above its face value.

skynesher / Getty Images When investors buy a bond, they essentially lend money to the issuing entity. The bond is a promise to repay its face value—the amount loaned—with an additional ...

Balancing risk and reward. It’s a common conundrum that investors face. With high-yield bond funds, also known as “junk” bond funds, you tend to receive relatively higher yields because ...

Savings bonds are a secure and low-risk investment option typically offering a fixed interest rate over a specified period David Gregory is an editor with more than a decade of experience in the ...

National Savings & Investments (NS&I)'s has revealed this month's Premium Bond winners, with two lucky savers becoming millionaire's in this month's draw. Other cash prizes ranging from £25 to £ ...

NS&I savers who have put their money into Premium Bonds might want to reconsider, according to a financial guru. Damien Jordan has slammed the investment option on his podcast 'Making Money ...

The massive foreign inflow into Indonesian bonds this month may extend, if investor positioning is anything to go by. Global funds have poured $2.2 billion into Indonesian sovereign bonds in ...

We’re hunting down some number bonds. Number bonds are a pair of numbers that add up to another specific number. Let's try tracking down as many number bonds as we can for the number 10.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. “Green bonds” have shrugged off the broader anti-ESG backlash, with a record-smashing $385bn of ...

All Premium Bonds have an equal chance of a prize - now at 21,000 to 1. The numbers, or more accurately strings of numbers and letters of varying lengths, are selected by a machine known as ...