Money

Reverse Yield Gap To Shareholders' Funds (Money)

Reverse Yield Gap Gee. I’ll try not to addle your brain with this one! First thing’s first. Let’s start with the yield gap. In theory, shares should give a greater return than UK government bonds, ie, gilts, because they are more risky than gilts, which are effectively risk-free. Therefore shares should pay you more to […]

Undated Bonds To Zero Growth (Money)

Undated Bonds What, a bond with no date on it? Shocking! In the wonderful world of bonds, most of them have a finite lifespan which varies from 1-30 years, and a pre-agreed date, called the maturity date, on which the bond issuer has to pay back the amount of money borrowed to the lender. A […]

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