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Finance: What is Term To Maturity? 12 Views
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Term to maturity is kind of the life cycle of a bond, but luckily for the bond, it gets to skip puberty.
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- 00:00
finance a la shmoop what is term to maturity alright people well it's kind
- 00:09
of a lifecycle of a bond like a bond is issued or sold it has an assay a 15 year [Bond timeline appears]
- 00:15
duration somebody's written that money for 15 years its term to maturity when
- 00:20
it first was issued was 15 years but if you bought that bond nine years into it
- 00:25
some you know maturation process when all the hairs growing in funny places [Hairs grow out of bond]
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- 00:29
then at that point it would have six years current maturity well what goes on
- 00:34
between these years interest payments and then eventually at the very end the
- 00:38
issuer pays back the principal to the investor who bought the bond and [Money transfers from issuer to investor]
- 00:42
everyone goes away happy-ish well bonds carry gradations in short medium and
- 00:47
long term terms to maturity like short term generally is considered one to five [Different types of bond appear]
- 00:52
years mid term medium term and something like that is like five to a dozen years
- 00:56
and long term is like up to you know thirty or even a hundred years after
- 01:01
that dozen or so no hard lines here they're all dotted and yeah Disney [Man discussing bonds at DisneyLand]
- 01:04
actually sold a hundred year bonds at one point and they are of course the
- 01:09
happiest bonds on earth [Disney bonds appear]
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