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Backed by the u. S. Government, these financial instruments are fixed-rate debt securities with a maturity of more than one year. They are considered default free but are subject to interest rate risk.

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Securities that are backed by the U.S. Government that mature in a period more than a year are called Treasury Notes.

What are Treasury Notes?

  • They are issued by the government as a means to borrow money.
  • They mature in more than a year.

Treasury notes are default free which means that they have no default or credit risk. They will however, have interest rate risk because they offer a fixed rate of interest.

In conclusion, these are treasury notes.

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