Bullet Maturity
Single payment of principal at maturity, with regular interest payments throughout the term.
Understanding Maturity Date in Finance
A comprehensive guide to maturity dates and their crucial role in financial instruments
What is a Maturity Date?
A maturity date is the final payment date of a financial instrument, at which point the principal amount and all remaining interest are due to be paid. This concept is fundamental to:
- Bonds and fixed-income securities
- Term deposits and certificates of deposit
- Structured financial products
- Commercial papers and treasury bills
Maturity Date Calculator
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Types of Maturity Dates
Amortizing Maturity
Principal is paid down over time through regular payments, common in mortgage loans.
Zero-Coupon Maturity
No interest payments during the term; all interest paid at maturity with principal.