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State Guaranteed Bonds

State Guaranteed Bonds are issued by state owned corporations (like UP Power Corporation). While the bonds are serviced by the corporations, they are guaranteed by the state governments. Simply said, if the corporation is unable to make interest payments or return your principal, the state government will step in and return the money of the bond holders. This makes these bonds very safe to invest in.

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Coupon Rate

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Unrated
12%Monthly01 Jul 27
INDIA
A+(CE)
10.15%Quarterly20 Jan 23
Unrated
10.50%Monthly24 Feb 24
Unrated
11.50%on Maturity29 Jun 27
Unrated
10.31%Monthly17 Sep 25
Unrated
9.50%Quarterly03 Nov 26
ICRA
AA+(CE)
6.77%Semi Annually29 Jun 23
ICRA
A
Variable CouponQuarterly21 Apr 23
INDIA
AA(CE)
8.97%Quarterly15 Feb 23
INDIA
A+(CE)
10.15%Quarterly20 Jan 27
ICRA
D
11%Semi Annually31 Mar 22
INDIA
A(CE)
9.25%Semi Annually27 Mar 27
Unrated
17.60%Subject to Availability of Funds04 Sep 42
INDIA
AA(CE)
8.97%Quarterly15 Feb 27
INDIA
A+(CE)
10.15%Quarterly20 Jan 25
Unrated
10.68%Monthly15 Oct 26
Unrated
12%Monthly06 Jan 27
CRISIL
AAA
7.05%Annually13 Sep 23
Unrated
11.25%Monthly30 Dec 26
Unrated
18.75%Monthly31 Dec 26
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State government guaranteed bonds work like regular bonds for most parts. Like regular bonds, they pay interest and return your principal at the end of the bond’s life.

The key advantage of state guaranteed bonds is that the interest payments and return of principal is guaranteed by the state where they are issued.

Investing in State Government Guaranteed Bonds is accessible to both institutional and individual investors. There are two main ways to invest in these bonds: through primary issuance or in the secondary market.

  1. Primary Issuance: In primary issuance, investors can participate in the bond auction process. During these auctions, investors submit their bids for the bonds they want to purchase. The state government then issues the bonds to the winning bidders at the determined price and interest rate.
  2. Secondary Market: Bonds can also be bought and sold in the secondary market. So you can purchase State Government Guaranteed Bonds from other investors who are selling them in the secondary market through a broker.

State-guaranteed bonds are those guaranteed by the state. For example - Certain bonds of Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (UPPCL) are guaranteed by the government of Uttar Pradesh. This adds a layer of safety to the bonds because it means that if UPPCL is unable to return your money, the UP government will step in and return your money.

State Development Loans (SDLs), on the other hand, are government securities issued by the various states in India. For example - 6.81% MH SDL 2028 is an SDL issued by the government of Maharashtra with an interest rate of 6.81% that matures in the year 2028

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