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Bonds are corporate debt issued by companies. Governments and corporations usually issue bonds to raise money. Bonds offer steady income and long-term security and are the best investment choice for those seeking stability and predictable returns.
Due to the dependability of interest and principal returns, bonds have proven to be a stable investment option for customers. Knowing the benefits of sovereign gold bond and corporate bonds can help you make a more intelligent investment decision.

Earn higher returns than traditional FDs with safe, stable, and high-yield Fixed Return Bonds that offer predictable income and long-term financial growth potential.
Choose from government-backed and AAA-rated Fixed Return Bonds that offer a secure investment avenue with predictable, rewarding outcomes. Ideal for investors seeking both growth and peace of mind.
Explore the importance of Investing in Fixed Return Bonds & what are some key benefits to it.
Bonds provide stable and predictable interest income.
Lower risks than stocks, returns on the investment are fixed and offer greater recovery assurances.
Less volatile than stocks. It protects the principal investment and lowers investment risk, especially for government bonds.
Bonds offer diversification and reduce overall portfolio risks. You can choose from different options to spread the risk.
Bonds offer regular and steady income, ideal for retirees or conservative investors.
Get Tax savings benefits from bonds by investing in specific government-approved bonds.
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Bonds provide regular interest payments (coupon) to investors.
Bonds have a predefined period after which the principal is repaid
Bonds are issued by governments, corporations, or municipalities
The fixed or variable interest rate paid on the bond.
The return an investor earns based on the bond's price and interest payments.
Fixed Return Bonds are rated based on the issuer's creditworthiness (e.g., AAA, BB).
Fixed Return Bonds can be traded at a higher or lower value than face value.
Some Fixed Return Bonds are highly liquid, while others may be difficult to trade.
Some government bonds offer tax-free interest income.
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Monitor interest earned, market‑value changes, and maturity details.
Conservative investment investors who require a guaranteed income
Retirees who want to maintain the capital but earn interest
People who require diversification of portfolios
Tax-efficient investors seeking tax-efficient fixed income
Investment planners who support an education, retirement, or saving account
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Yes, when the bond is listed, you can sell it on the exchange (at the market price).
Yes, when the bond is listed, you can sell it on the exchange (at the market price).
Yes, when the bond is listed, you can sell it on the exchange (at the market price).
Yes, when the bond is listed, you can sell it on the exchange (at the market price).