I bought 1k tras t-bills at 2/6/2023 showing yield 3.4, 2/15/2023 maturity, price 999.88, but when I paid, it should accured interest 9.57, so I paid 1009.45. How much will I get at 2/15/2023? I read some article said it only returns face value of 1000. Why I have to pay accured interest? will I lose $9?
The same thing happened in CD at TD AmeriTrade, 3.8% from Ally bank, materity date 2/17/2023, 1k, it charged 1000.89+8.86 interest, total 1009.53, when will I get back at 2/17/2023?
I searched online but cannot find info about arrcured interest.
They are all retirement accounts.
It is my first time to buy. Please help me. Thanks a lot.
hhtt, Thanks. I have some un-invested cash in retirement account. Interest rate is very low 0.15%. so I tried to buy 1k treas t bills. It showed 2/15 maturity, but it charged me 1009 since 9 is accrued interest. I am so confused since some article said it will only return face value of 1k. why e trade charge 1009? what is this accrued interest?
I want to learn more how to buy brokered cd and tbill in retirement account since there are some un-invested cash and stock is high now.
When buying bonds in the secondary market, the buyer will have to pay accrued interest to the seller as part of the total purchase price. An investor that purchases a bond sometime between the last coupon payment and the next coupon payment will receive the full interest on the scheduled coupon payment date given that they will be the bondholder of record. However, since the buyer did not earn all of the interest accrued over this period, they must pay the bond seller the portion of the interest that the seller earned before selling the bond.
hhtt, I need to just make some interests for un-invested cash in retirement account. The reason I buy this since I think I can get money at 2/15/2013. So if stock price drops, I have the money to buy stock.
I bought 1k tras t-bills at 2/6/2023 showing yield 3.4, 2/15/2023 maturity, price 999.88, but when I paid, it should accured interest 9.57, so I paid 1009.45. How much will I get at 2/15/2023? I read some article said it only returns face value of 1000. Why I have to pay accured interest? will I lose $9?
The same thing happened in CD at TD AmeriTrade, 3.8% from Ally bank, materity date 2/17/2023, 1k, it charged 1000.89+8.86 interest, total 1009.53, when will I get back at 2/17/2023?
I searched online but cannot find info about arrcured interest.
They are all retirement accounts.
It is my first time to buy. Please help me. Thanks a lot.
hhtt, Thanks. I have some un-invested cash in retirement account. Interest rate is very low 0.15%. so I tried to buy 1k treas t bills. It showed 2/15 maturity, but it charged me 1009 since 9 is accrued interest. I am so confused since some article said it will only return face value of 1k. why e trade charge 1009? what is this accrued interest?
I want to learn more how to buy brokered cd and tbill in retirement account since there are some un-invested cash and stock is high now.
Could you tell us: what is the CUSIP of the security, what is the trade date and settlement date of your purchase?
Accrued Interest and the Bond Market
When buying bonds in the secondary market, the buyer will have to pay accrued interest to the seller as part of the total purchase price. An investor that purchases a bond sometime between the last coupon payment and the next coupon payment will receive the full interest on the scheduled coupon payment date given that they will be the bondholder of record. However, since the buyer did not earn all of the interest accrued over this period, they must pay the bond seller the portion of the interest that the seller earned before selling the bond.
Bond Offering Detail
At 2/15/2023, I should receive face value and interest.
hhtt, I need to just make some interests for un-invested cash in retirement account. The reason I buy this since I think I can get money at 2/15/2013. So if stock price drops, I have the money to buy stock.
Does it make sense?
I just want to make a few interest for un-invested cash in retirement accounts for short period of time.
SP500 drop x%, buy y%
It works! Thank you!