Bonds from an issue that have a single stated maturity date.
a bond that pays interest at a specified time, may be five years from the date it was taken out
a set of maturities that are sold as a single unit, at a single price and yield
A large block of bonds that matures in a single year (see Serial Bond).
Is a newly issued municipal bond with one stated maturity. This compares to Serial Bonds.
A large block of bonds of long maturity. They may be part of a serial Bond issue; there may be more than one term bond in an issue or a single maturity. Some are subject to a sinking fund redemption.
Bonds of a new municipal issue where the entire issue has one maturity. A term issue will usually have a mandatory sinking fund.
A bond issue in which all bonds mature at the same time.
A U.S. Treasury bond with a call privilege that becomes effective generally five years prior to maturity.