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For investors looking for a stable stream of income, CDs and bonds are a good place to start. According to Business Insider, although the two financial instruments have much in common, they are distinctly different in several key areas. For example, CDs are insured by banks--bonds are not. Bonds are traded on the open market--CDs are not. Bonds can be liquidated quickly, but CDs tie up your money. Government-issued bond yields aren't taxed. But if you are in, say, the 24% tax bracket, you'll be taxed $24 for every $100 you earn in interest on your CD. Also, bonds have long-term maturity dates, from at least 10 to as long as 30 years. However, CDs usually mature within five years.
Beijing, Sep 28 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Roman Pilipey) The People's Bank of China set itself the objective of maintaining a "healthy development" of the country's real estate market at a time in which the sector is plunged into uncertainty by the crisis of the indebted giant Evergrande.FOOTAGE OF THE BCP.
Beijing, Sep 24 (EFE/EPA).- The shares of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande plummeted Friday by 11.6 percent in the stock market after the expiration a day earlier of the term to pay the interests of a group of “offshore” bonds.Although at the opening of the session the fall was much more moderate, of little more than 2 percent, the uncertainty prevailed on the mentioned payments, which would suppose a disbursement of about $ 84 million.The company has now entered a 30-day period before it is officially deemed to have defaulted. (Camera: ARCHIVE).B-ROLL OF EVERGRANDE ROYAL SCENERY HOUSING COMPLEX IN BEIJING; EVERGRANDE CITY PLAZA IN BEIJING AND EVERGRANDE CENTER IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
Beijing, Sep 23 (EFE/EPA).-Property investment company Chinese Estates, one of the main shareholders of the Chinese developer Evergrande Group, announced on Thursday its plans to divest its stake in the company due to its serious financial situation.In a statement sent to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, where it is listed, Chinese Estates said that its directors are "concerned" about the recent developments of the Evergrande Group and the "possible consequences" in the event that the remedial measures it has announced "could not be effectively implemented." (Camera: WU HONG).B-ROLL OF EVERGRANDE ROYAL SCENERY HOUSING COMPLEX IN BEIJING, CHINA,
Shanghai, Sep 23 (EFE/EPA).- Shares of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande listed in Hong Kong soared more than 20 percent in the first few minutes of the trading session on Thursday.At 10 am, after half an hour of trading, the company's shares rose 22.47 percent to HK$2.78 ($0.36 dollars).In the preceding minutes, the company's share price had surged more than 31 percent. (Camera: ALEX PLAVEVSKI).B-ROLL OF THE EVERGRANDE CENTER IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
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