Premium Bond

Categories: Bonds, Muni Bonds

To us, Daniel Craig. That was one prime 007.

Oh... you mean financial stuff. Right.

A prime bond is a bond that trades for a higher price than its par value. It can happen if the bond had a higher coupon or interest rate when compared with other bonds being sold. Investors are willing to pay more because the bond can make them more. 

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