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How bonds work
60-second guideThink of a bond as a friendly loan, just flipped around — instead of you borrowing from a bank, a company or the government borrows from you. They need cash now, you have some to spare, so you hand it over on one condition: they pay you back later, plus a little something extra for trusting them with your money. That's really all a bond is. Here's how it plays out in four steps.
You lend money
Buy a bond and you're lending your cash to a company or the government for a set amount of time.
You get paid to wait
Every year they hand you back a slice called the coupon — like rent, but for your money.
You get it all back
On the maturity date, the full amount you lent — the face value — lands back in your pocket.
...if they can pay
Some borrowers are safer bets than others. That's exactly what the credit rating below tells you.
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