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High Yield Bonds offer higher interest rates in exchange for increased risk. They attract investors seeking greater returns, but they come with the potential for higher volatility and credit risk.
Corporate Bonds provide reliable income through periodic interest payments and the return of principal at maturity. They offer attractive yields but come with credit risk based on the issuing company’s stability.
Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) are government-backed securities that offer returns linked to the gold price and pay periodic interest, providing an alternative to physical gold.
Tax-Free Bonds offer fixed interest payments and are exempt from income tax on the returns, making them an attractive investment option for steady, tax-free income.
Corporate Fixed Deposits (FDs) offer fixed interest rates and return of principal, provided by companies. They offer higher interest rates than banks but come with varying credit risk.
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