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Whats the difference between Treasury Bills, Bonds, and Notes?

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Whats the difference between Treasury Bills, Bonds, and Notes?

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The difference in terminology relates to the time it takes for each to mature. Generally, a Treasury Bill has a maturity of less than one year, a Note has a maturity between one and ten years, and a Bond has a maturity of ten years or more.

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