Fixed Income
Bonds
Build a more considered fixed-income allocation.
Government and corporate bonds with defined coupons and maturities. Estimate coupon cash flow and annualised yield — because a higher coupon is not the same as a higher yield.
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Total Estimated Returns
₹42,500
Indicative. Yield to maturity is a simplified approximation.
Overview
What is Bonds?
A bond pays periodic coupons and returns its face value at maturity. Its return — the yield — depends on the price you pay, the coupon and the time to maturity, not the coupon alone.
What to know
- Defined coupon, maturity and redemption terms
- Coupon is not the same as yield
- Estimate coupon cash flow and annualised yield
- Interest and principal depend on the issuer
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between coupon and yield?
The coupon is the contractual interest on face value; the yield reflects that coupon relative to the price you actually pay and the time to maturity.
What can change after purchase?
Interest-rate and duration risk affect market value, and credit changes affect the issuer's ability to pay.