T-bill
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- noun
- /ˈtiːˌbɪl/
- Specialized
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letra del tesoro
- Investing in a T-bill is a safe way to earn some interest on your money.
A, a stable coin is when a, when an entity holds dollars or things like T-bills, for example, you can wire them money.
- A, a stable coin is when a, when an entity holds dollars or things like T-bills, for example, you can wire them money.
Examples
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All credit unions, as do banks, invest in T-Bills and T-Bonds in varying degrees.
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I cash in T-bills to pay off Kelso.
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Put it in a T-bill.
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So how do T-bills and Treasury bonds work?
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I read somewhere that the yield on T-bills went negative briefly in recent trading.
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You bought T-bills a couple of weeks ago, Mrs. Morino.
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Also, while China has a lot of T-bills, they also own mortgage-backed securities and many other hard assets.
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Of particular interest to me were T-bill rates for January (60-day T-bills) going negative in mid-October.
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Staying on Greece, an upcoming EU5bn T-bill maturity this Friday (16th November) may start to attract some focus.
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Many people prefer to keep their savings in T-bills because they are backed by the U.S. government.
Synonyms
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A short-term government loan sold for less than its value and repaid at full value without interest
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Morphology
Etymology
T-bill is short for Treasury bill, where Treasury means the government's money office and bill is a short written 'promise to pay'. So a T-bill is a short-term government paper sold for less than it will pay later, which is why it does not give regular interest.