Yield to Maturity (YTM) is the total annualised return anticipated on a bond if held until maturity, inclusive of the interest payments you’ll receive and any difference in the current price of the bond versus its maturity price (which is the same at the point it is issued). It is expressed as an annual percentage rate. We always indicate the date at which the YTM calculation is based until.
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- What are short-dated US Treasuries?
- Who is the USD Cash Yield portfolio good for?
- How risky are US Treasuries?
- Can I customise my USD Cash Yield portfolio?
- How often will I earn returns with a USD Cash Yield portfolio?
- What are the fees for USD Cash Yield portfolio?
- Is the balance in my USD Cash Yield portfolio included when calculating my overall management fees from all investment portfolios?
- Are the investments in my USD Cash Yield portfolio subject to withholding tax?
- What is yield to maturity?
- Will my actual returns always match the yield to maturity?
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