A bullet bond is a type of debt security that does not make any principal payments until its maturity date. This means that, unlike other bonds that may offer periodic principal repayments, a bullet ...
When most income investors think about bonds, they’re picturing bullet bonds. Also called straight bonds, these are bonds that pay a coupon rate relative to their par value over the term of the bond.
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