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Suppose that you buy a bond for $100 that pays 4 percent interest per year. How much money will you have earned when the bond reaches maturity in five years?
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Answered by
economyst
Assuming that the bond is a simple-interest bond..... In year 1, the bond pays 100*.04=$4. In year 2 the bond again pays $4. In each of the years 3,4, and 5 the bond pays $4. So, over 5 years, the bond pays.....
(Note that some bonds pay compounding interest (the "interest payments" are rolled into the bond). This results in greater earnings on the bond.
(Note that some bonds pay compounding interest (the "interest payments" are rolled into the bond). This results in greater earnings on the bond.
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Anonymous
$20
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