Retail bonds

Bond is a certificate that contains the contract between the investor and the company, stating that the investor / bondholder has lent some money to the company. For non-sharia bonds, corporate bonds have an obligation to pay interest on a regular basis in accordance with a predetermined time period and the principal amount at maturity.

Type of bond: Islamic Bonds issued by companies using the principles of sharia. Corporate bonds (corporate bonds) are bonds issued by the company. Government bonds (government bonds) are bonds issued by the government. In Indonesia, the bonds were named Government Securities (SUN) and the Indonesian Retail Bonds (ORI).

Bond investing profits from stock investments is to receive dividends and capital gains get. While income from Islamic bonds is in the form of profit sharing, fee, or margin.

In conventional bonds, the interest paid on a regular basis until maturity and established as a percentage of nominal value. If you do not have the expertise, information and time to obtain information suitable company as a place to bond investing or do not have enough capital to buy bonds, mutual funds are one of the best investment alternative.