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Anonymous

22 Apr 2020

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General Investing

There is a lot of talk on stocks but does anyone knows how bonds work in sgx? I understand that bonds have maturity dates. What happens when i buy a 10 year bond, at the 3rd year mark?

I would not have gotten the first 3 year coupons but is there anything else i should look out for?

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Cedric Jamie Soh

22 Apr 2020

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

Depends on your bonds, but most bonds get redeemed, and you get your capital plus outstanding interests (if any) back.

Some bonds never get redeemed (not your 10 yr bonds) and you get paid the coupon (interest) forever till you sell it off at secondary bond markets.

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