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1.
Treasury inflation-adjusted securities come in maturities of five or 10 years.
True. Maturities are for five or 10 years.
2.
You don't have to pay state income taxes on interest earned from Treasury inflation-adjusted securities.
True. You are exempt from state income taxes on interest earned from Treasury inflation-adjusted securities.
3.
The principal of an inflation-adjusted bond is always guaranteed to its investor.
False. The principal of an inflation-adjusted bond is guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the US government if an investor holds onto it until its maturity.
4.
Par value measures the effects of inflation.
False. The CPI-U measures the effects of inflation.
5.
Only the principal of an inflation-adjusted bond is adjusted for inflation.
False. Semi-annual interest payments (not the interest rate) will also adjust for inflation as the principal adjusts.