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Keywords: Banker, Debenture, Repay, Promise, Issuer

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A written, or otherwise recorded promise to repay. Debt instruments enable the...

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A written promise to repay a debt. Examples include bills, bonds, notes, CDs, GICs, commercial paper, and banker's acceptances. see also instrument.

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A fixed income investment, such as a bond, note or bill, issued by governments and corporations. The issuer is obligated to repay the purchase amount on the date the instrument comes due (maturity date), and must pay a pre- determined interest rate either during the course of the agreement or when the investment reaches maturity.

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Any instrument evidencing the obligation of the maker to pay the holder of the debt instrument. Includes Bond, Debenture, Note.

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Another term for "bond."

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A generic term representing any written promise to repay the debt.

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Commercial paper, bills, bonds, notes, and other instruments promising to repay money borrowed by the issuer of the debt security.

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Future payment or series of payments, or a debt that one party owes to another party. Also known as income streams or cash flow instruments.

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A very common product that may be purchased with a self directed IRA. These instruments can be very profitable and predictable with low risk factors.- The attorneys that create the instruments should have intimate knowledge of the tax code. Our affiliated attorney groups are the best in the business.

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An asset requiring fixed dollar payments, such as a government or corporate bond.

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A written agreement denoting that the issuer promises to reimburse a debt. Examples are Treasury Bills, Notes and Bonds, Banker's Acceptances, Commercial Paper and Certificate of Deposits. See: Certificate Of Deposit; Commercial Paper; Treasury Bill; Treasury Bond; Treasury Note

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1. A written agreement to repay a loan such as a bond or CD . 2.A borrowed tuba.

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Written promise to repay a debt. Bills, notes, bonds, bankers' acceptances, certificates of deposit, debentures and commercial paper are debt instruments.

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A written and signed acknowledgement to repay a debt. In international trade, drafts and promissory notes are commonly used debt instruments.

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