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What do the terms par (face) value, coupon, and maturity date mean for bonds?
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11 years ago
face value is what is the value of the bond when you buy it. coupon rate is how much interest you earn on that bond over a period of time. selling price depends on the yield to maturity of the bond.
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11 years ago
Par is the original price of the bond, coupon is the interest rate, maturity date is the date the bond will be turned back into cash
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11 years ago
yes thats exactly what i meant to say !
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