Which Is Better: Discount Or High Coupon Rate?
- Topics:
- Quantitative Analysis,
- Tools and Templates
- Tags:
- Bond,
- Coupon,
- Finance,
- Investment,
- Kiplinger Washington Editors
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- Kiplinger Washington Editors
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Overview: This calculator computes rates of return, before and after taxes, for a discounted bond and high-coupon bond. Generally, you pay a price below par value (discount) for a bond that has a low coupon rate relative to market interest rates. You pay a price above par value (premium) for a bond that has a high coupon rate relative to market rates. Rates of return are shown for two scenarios: holding the bond to maturity and selling before maturity.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008
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