Subject 4 · Investing
Fixed income and government savings
Investments that pay a set rate. The most popular in Bangladesh, and the easiest place to see how interest, tax and risk interact.
6 topics · 22 lessons
1Bond basics
- What a bond isComing soonBeginner
- Coupon, yield and priceComing soonIntermediate
- Why bond prices fall when interest rates riseComing soonIntermediate
- Credit ratingsComing soonIntermediate
- Duration: how sensitive a bond is to ratesComing soonAdvanced
- The yield curveComing soonAdvanced
2National Savings
- Sanchayapatra: how it works↗Beginner
- Each scheme explained: 5-year, 3-monthly profit, Paribar, PensionerComing soonIntermediate
- Tax, TIN, PSR and investment limits on SanchayapatraComing soonIntermediate
- Encashing early: what you loseComing soonIntermediate
- Post office savingsComing soonBeginner
- Prize bondsComing soonBeginner
3Expatriate bonds
- Wage Earner Development BondComing soonIntermediate
- US Dollar Premium and Investment BondsComing soonIntermediate
4Government securities
- Treasury bonds↗Intermediate
- Treasury billsComing soonIntermediate
- How auctions and primary dealers workComing soonAdvanced
- Buying government securities through a BO accountComing soonIntermediate
- Government sukukComing soonIntermediate
5Corporate bonds
- Corporate and perpetual bondsComing soonIntermediate
- The extra risks of company bondsComing soonIntermediate
6Comparing fixed income
- Sanchayapatra vs FDR vs treasury bond vs DPSComing soonBeginner