date of maturity

The issuer in turn is promising to pay you back the loan with interest by the date of maturity.

But such partnerships are long-term investments and are often difficult to resell before the date of maturity.

Date of maturity: The date on which the bond expires and the loan should be paid back in full.

Of course, this means that the funds used to acquire the securities should not be used until the date of maturity.

When the bond reaches the date of maturity, the issuer repays the principle, or original amount of the loan.

In some case, when there is no particular fixed date, the acceptor may refuse to accept the draft, thus extending the date of maturity.

The purchaser of the bill is thus giving the issuer of the bill a loan from the date of purchase until the date of maturity.

On the date of maturity, such deposits are renewed for a similar term as that of the original deposit at the rate prevailing on the date of renewal.

These futures differ from other commodity futures in that they are settled for cash rather than for the underlying asset, in this case stocks, at the date of maturity.

So she ended up with three C.D.'s, with varying dates of maturity, at the Austin Area Teachers Federal Credit Union.

Zero coupon bonds, whose interest payments are deferred until the date of maturity, can be bought at a steep discount, because buyers are foregoing income for the life of the instrument.

Instead, a zero-coupon bond - usually a government or corporate bond - is bought at a discount from face, or par, value, and redeemed at face value on the date of maturity.

Finally, to avoid negating the tax-deferral aspects, the investor's access to the interest must be substantially restricted and he or she may not receive any amount, either actual or constructive, until the date of maturity.

A zero-coupon bond is a run-of-the-Treasury bond that has been stripped of its interest coupons, leaving only the naked corpus, representing the Treasury's pledge to redeem the bond at its face value on the date of maturity.

In the event of your death before the date of maturity your TESSA will be treated as if it had matured at the date of death and gross interest will be paid up to and including that date.

A callable bond (also called redeemable bond) is a type of bond (debt security) that allows the issuer of the bond to retain the privilege of redeeming the bond at some point before the bond reaches its date of maturity.