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The experts agree that coupon bonds are more volatile than regular bonds and may have a higher spread when buying from a trading desk. They advise against buying coupon bonds in taxable accounts due to the complicated tax reporting process. Instead, they recommend purchasing in registered or non-taxable accounts. Regular bonds are considered more liquid compared to coupon bonds, but overall, both are very similar investments.
If you buy a 5-year coupon, which is the stripped piece, you get paid at the end. You buy it at $60 and it matures at $100. More volatile than regular bonds. You'll usually pay the trading desk a higher spread.
Regular bonds are more liquid.
They're very much the same thing. Do NOT buy a coupon bond in a taxable account. Reason: you're supposed to impute the amount of interest you're getting every year and report it on your taxes, which is a painful process. So if you're going to buy a strip or a coupon, only buy it in a registered or non-taxable account.
Bonds - Coupon is a OTC stock, trading under the symbol BONDS-T on the (). It is usually referred to as or BONDS-T
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