Municipal bonds are interest-bearing debt obligations issued by a state, state agency, or authority, or a political subdivision, such as a county, city, town, or village, to fund public projects.
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Are you interested in fixed income new issues?
Markets are constantly updated with new fixed-income issues. Investors with qualifying accounts at United Stock Brokers can benefit from fixed-income new issue offerings. These include bonds from the Treasury, face value, and corporate debt.
Investing in Fixed Income New Issues
United Stock Brokers has a range of fixed-income products that you can use to achieve your financial goals. Online orders can be made for Treasury auctions and certificates of deposit (CDs).
There are many potential benefits to investing in fixed-income issues.
- You have the chance to buy fixed-income products for municipal or corporate entities that are difficult to find on the secondary market.
- Pricing clarity is a benefit. New-issue corporate bonds, for example, are typically offered at a par value of $1,000 per bond. It will trade on the secondary market at a premium or discounted price.
- Tax advantages may exist. A new issue bond does not have capital gains or losses at maturity. Secondary market bonds can have more complex tax implications. Please consult your tax advisor.
- Specific fixed-income new issues may offer additional benefits, such as increased liquidity or low underwriting fees.
Learn more about CDs and other investments.
You have the option of a new fixed-income issue.
There are many new fixed-income issues available. You have the opportunity to diversify your portfolio while still receiving regular income through USB.
A CD is a promissory note from a bank or thrift institution that typically offers a higher interest rate than a regular savings account because it restricts the depositor from withdrawing funds before its time-based maturity date.
A few facts:
- CDs generally have maturity dates ranging from 3 months to as long as ten years or more, with a minimum deposit of $1,000.
- The types of CDs available through TD Ameritrade are called brokered CDs.
- They are similar to CDs purchased directly from a bank, except you can trade them on the open market.
- Brokered Certificates of Deposits that you choose to sell before maturity in a secondary market may result in a loss of principal due to the fluctuation of interest rates, lack of liquidity, or transaction costs.
A CD is a promissory note from a bank or thrift institution that typically offers a higher interest rate than a regular savings account because it restricts the depositor from withdrawing funds before its time-based maturity date.
A few facts:
- CDs generally have maturity dates ranging from 3 months to as long as ten years or more, with a minimum deposit of $1,000.
- The types of CDs available through TD Ameritrade are called brokered CDs.
- They are similar to CDs purchased directly from a bank, except you can trade them on the open market.
- Brokered Certificates of Deposits that you choose to sell before maturity in a secondary market may result in a loss of principal due to the fluctuation of interest rates, lack of liquidity, or transaction costs.
A CD is a promissory note from a bank or thrift institution that typically offers a higher interest rate than a regular savings account because it restricts the depositor from withdrawing funds before its time-based maturity date.
A few facts:
- CDs generally have maturity dates ranging from 3 months to as long as ten years or more, with a minimum deposit of $1,000.
- The types of CDs available through TD Ameritrade are called brokered CDs.
- They are similar to CDs purchased directly from a bank, except you can trade them on the open market.
- Brokered Certificates of Deposits that you choose to sell before maturity in a secondary market may result in a loss of principal due to the fluctuation of interest rates, lack of liquidity, or transaction costs.
Corporate notes are fixed-rate, unsecured, and continuously offered debt obligations from various issuers with maturities ranging from short-term to long-term. The risk of investing in these bonds varies based on the credit rating of the company that issued them.
Are you ready to invest in a fixed-income new issue?
We can help you locate other fixed-income investments at competitive rates. You can contact our Fixed Income Specialists by calling +13478348283 or logging in to your account.
Call +13478348283 if you’re not yet a client but would like to invest in a new issue.
