What is FLAT INCOME BOND?

A bond that a buyer pays market price and interest since the last payment. It is the opposite of an interest bond.

More On This Topic
  1. What are peace bonds and do they exist in the U.S.?
  2. What is FED MED/EE Tax?
  3. Is It A Monopoly? Everything You Ever Wanted To Know
  4. Three Important Points to Remember About Bid Bonds
  5. How to Bail Someone Out of Jail
  6. What Does Fed OASDI/EE Mean on a Paycheck?
  7. The 9 Most Commonly Asked Questions About Last Wills And Testaments
  8. How Marginal Tax System Works
  9. Economic Recession VS Depression: Similarities & Differences
  10. Will Social Security Disability benefits be considered income in a bankruptcy plan?

Related Legal Terms
FLAT BOND, INCOME BOND, ZERO-COUPON BOND, BOND YIELD, FLAT YIELD, FLAT MARKET, RESET BOND, COST BOND, OR BOND FOR COSTS, FLOATING RATE BOND, FIXED RATE BOND


Link to This Definition
Did you find this definition of FLAT INCOME BOND helpful? You can share it by copying the code below and adding it to your blog or web page.
Written and fact checked by The Law Dictionary