Can my individual investors buy bonds?
Individual investors can participate in bond trading. At present, the common types of bonds mainly include book-entry bonds, government bonds, central bank bills, corporate bonds, financial bonds and convertible bonds. The issuers, issuers and trading rules of different bond varieties are different. As an individual investor, you can buy bonds mainly through exchanges and banks.
Second, how do individual investors buy bonds?
1, the exchange buys bonds.
The exchange market is also called the floor market. The bonds that can be purchased on the exchange mainly include book-entry treasury bonds, corporate bonds, corporate bonds and convertible bonds. After opening a bond account through a securities company, investors can purchase bonds through this account.
However, it should be noted that the purchase of bonds other than treasury bonds through exchanges requires a 20% income tax.
2. Commercial banks buy bonds.
Bonds sold at bank counters include savings bonds and treasury bonds circulating over the counter. Among them, reverse circulation bonds include book-entry treasury bonds, local government bonds and China Development Bank bonds, and the specific information such as bond price, liquidity and holding period of different bonds will be different.
The way for banks to buy bonds is not limited to outlets, but also through network channels such as mobile banking and online banking.