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treasury bill n. a promissory note issued in multiples of $10,000 by the U. S. Treasury with a maturity date of not more than one year. (See: treasury bond, treasury note) |
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Containing total returns and index values for company stocks, long-term corporate bonds, long- and intermediate-term government bonds, Treasury bills and inflation, it is essential for every financial library. In a previous article about Treasury bonds (see "A Treasury Bond by Any Other Name," Moneywise, December 1999), we incorrectly stated the minimum denomination for Treasury bills, also called T-bills. Certificates of deposit 57% Treasury bills 49% Treasury notes 45% State run investment pools 56% Have investments policies that prohibit derivates 43% Silent on use of derivates 39% Source: Government Finance Officers Association and MBIA Inc. |
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