Zero coupon bonds or just zeros are unlike most bonds that pay interests during the life of the bonds. Zero coupon bonds do not pay interests, hence the name zero coupon bonds.
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Investments in a zero coupon bond may not be as good as financial planners make it out to be. Zero coupon bonds are claimed to be safe investments.
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For many, the bull market of the 1990s brought about the demise of asset allocation. Many investors flocking to reap historic stock market returns lacked diversification in their portfolios as well as in their stock holdings, placing all their eggs in the high-flying, high-tech basket.
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Before you learn about the different types of bonds, you should understand these three general bond investing concepts.
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The ladder portfolio strategy is a good way to invest in bonds and fixed income investments. The ladder portfolio strategy plays an important part in bond investing. Below is an illustration of how the ladder portfolio strategy works.
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Bond Swapping is a very handy bond investing technique. One of the key reasons why investors may want to swap bonds is to generate current tax losses. But, there are many things to consider in bond swapping.
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