Income Intermediate: Treasury Inflation-Adjusted Securities

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The process of selling a bond's coupons and principal separately is called stripping.

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True. Stripping involves separating the two from each other.

You don't have to pay state income taxes on interest earned from Treasury inflation-adjusted securities.

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True. You are exempt from state income taxes on interest earned from Treasury inflation-adjusted securities.

Only the principal of an inflation-adjusted bond is adjusted for inflation.

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False. Semi-annual interest payments (not the interest rate) will also adjust for inflation as the principal adjusts.

The main advantage of inflation-adjusted securities is _______.

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They will help you reduce your taxes

They offer an investment that maintains its purchasing power

They are not affected by interest rates

They offer an investment that maintains its purchasing power. They manage this by paying interest rates that stay ahead of inflation.

Par value measures the effects of inflation.

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False. The CPI-U measures the effects of inflation.

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