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Types of Bonds

Types Of Bonds is a structured business dataset with 16 entries. Its fields include Bond Type, Issuer, Typical Yield (2025). The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

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Source:Community curated
Updated:4/10/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 16 rows
Fields
6 columns
Source
Community curated
Data updated
Apr 10, 2026

Included fields: Bond Type, Issuer, Typical Yield (2025), Tax Status, Risk Level, and 1 more.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

Issuer groups
12 distinct values
Across 16 preview rows
Tax Status groups
9 distinct values
Across 16 preview rows

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Bond Type
Issuer
Typical Yield (2025)
Tax Status
Risk Level
Best For
US Treasury Bills
US Government4.3-4.7%Federal taxable, state exemptMinimal (risk-free benchmark)Cash management, 4-52 week holdings
US Treasury Notes
US Government4.1-4.5%Federal taxable, state exemptVery low2-10 year intermediate fixed income
US Treasury Bonds (30Y)
US Government4.5-5.0%Federal taxable, state exemptLow credit / high durationLong-duration liability matching
TIPS (Inflation-Protected)
US Government2.0-2.3% realFederal taxable (phantom income)LowInflation hedging, hold in retirement account
Series I Savings Bonds
US Treasury Direct~3.1% compositeFederal taxable, state exempt, education exemptionMinimalSmall inflation-protected savings ($10k/yr per person)
Series EE Savings Bonds
US Treasury Direct2.7% fixed, doubles in 20 yearsFederal taxable, state exemptMinimalLong-term guaranteed doubling at 20 years
General Obligation Munis
State / local governments3.5-4.5%Federal tax-free, state tax-free if residentLow (backed by taxing power)High-income earners in high-tax states
Revenue Municipal Bonds
Cities / authorities4-5%Federal tax-freeLow to moderate (project-dependent)Tax-advantaged income from toll roads, airports, hospitals
Investment-Grade Corporates
Blue-chip corporations5-6%Fully taxableModerate (BBB to AAA)Higher yield than Treasuries with modest credit risk
High-Yield (Junk) Bonds
Below BBB-rated companies7-9%Fully taxableHigh (default risk)Aggressive income seekers, hold in diversified fund
Convertible Bonds
Growth companies3-5%Fully taxableModerate (equity-linked)Stock upside with downside bond floor
Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS)
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae5-6%Federal taxableModerate (prepayment risk)Government-backed yield above Treasuries
Emerging Market Bonds
EM sovereigns and corporates7-10%Fully taxableHigh (currency and credit)Diversification and higher yield, USD-denominated preferred
Sovereign Foreign Bonds
Non-US governments1-6% (varies)Fully taxableVaries (currency risk)Global fixed income diversification
Zero-Coupon Bonds
Treasury or corporate4-6%Phantom income annually taxableLow to moderate (high duration)Funding a known future liability like college
Agency Bonds
FHLB, FFCB, Tennessee Valley Authority4.5-5.2%Federal taxable, some state-exemptVery lowSlightly higher yield than Treasuries, similar safety

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