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In its simplest form, a fixed income security is a financial obligation of an entity that promises to pay a specified sum of money at specified future dates.
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disburse principal payments, support bond classes, senior corporate instruments, agency passthrough securities, nonagency securities, minimum principal payment, excess principal payments, taxable municipal securities, periodic coupon interest, shifting interest mechanism, utility revenue bonds, nonamortizing assets, modified passthroughs, prepayment penalty points, actual percentage price change, auction rate securities, housing revenue bonds, tax general obligation debt, yield maintenance charge, coupon reset formula, theoretical spot rates, approximate percentage price change, nonagency security, accrued interest period, passthrough security
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Fannie Mae, United States, Ginnie Mae, Lehman Brothers, Freddie Mac, New York, New Hope, Fabozzi Associates, Fixed Income Research, Federal Reserve, Index Rec, Merrill Lynch, Federal National Mortgage Association, Aggregate Index, Farmer Mac, Sallie Mae, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Master Repurchase Agreement, Monte Carlo, Tennessee Valley Authority, Bond Market Association, Global Relative Value, Moody's Investors Service, Public Securities Association, Reference Notes
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