The Money Farm Team

Please return the prize warrant to us, and once we’ve completed the claim, we’ll reissue it to the person who is entitled to the money. We’ll also keep any other prizes the consumer wins until the claim is finalized. Then, after each prize draw, we’ll send any future prizes earned by warrant (like a check) […]

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Please return the prize warrant to us, and once we’ve completed the claim, we’ll reissue it to the person who is entitled to the money. We’ll also keep any other prizes the consumer wins until the claim is finalized. Then, after each prize draw, we’ll send any future prizes earned by warrant (like a check)

Premium Bonds might be a unique gift for a child under the age of 16. Regardless of who purchased the Bonds, the parent or guardian specified on the application is responsible for them until the kid turns 16. Until the child turns 16, we’ll email confirmation of any transactions performed, prizes earned, and payment for

When a Premium Bond holder passes away, the estate executor has the option of cashing the investment or keeping it in place. If the Premium Bonds are not cashed within the first 12 months, they are entered into the prize draw as usual. A nominated individual or the executor of the estate can claim any

Even for advisors who rely on institutional muni bond managers to update holdings based on interest rates, credit quality changes, and other factors, putting together a muni bond portfolio is difficult. “If you do it yourself, you may walk into a tragedy,” Weinberg warned, emphasizing the high level of supervision required for muni bond investing.

The immediate impact of an increase in bond prices on interest rates is the most obvious. The interest rate on a $100 bond is 5% per year if the bond pays $5 in interest per year. If the bond price rises to $125, the annual interest rate will be merely 4%. What happens if the

Bond prices decline when interest rates rise (and vice versa), with long-maturity bonds being the most susceptible to rate changes. This is due to the fact that longer-term bonds have a longer duration than shorter-term bonds, which are closer to maturity and have fewer remaining coupon payments. Long-term bonds are also more vulnerable to interest

“2021 was a big year,” said Tom Kozlik, Hilltop Securities’ head of municipal research and analytics. “In a single year, we saw more fiscal policy focused on public finance than we have ever seen.” However, some investors may now be anticipating the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate hikes, which could result in price decreases. However,

When the Fed buys bonds on the open market, it expands the economy’s money supply by exchanging bonds for cash to the general public. When the Fed sells bonds, it reduces the money supply by taking cash out of the economy and replacing it with bonds. As a result, OMO has a direct influence on