I bond

13:24 Aug 22, 2017
English to Arabic translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / finance مالية
English term or phrase: I bond
Dear all,

what's the Arabic translation of "I bond" here in this context:

"That money belongs in a safe place such
as a savings account or CD, I bond, or
money market fund. (For more about
those investments, see Chapter 7.)"

I understand that CD is شهادة أيداع and that I bond is "interest bond" سند ذو عائد
(I hope I got it right) the problem here is that - from the structure - there is a "," between CD and I bond (not "or") whicj shows that (I bond is closely related to CD.

so how can we translate (CD, I bond) here?

Thanks a lot.
maiabulela
Local time: 13:57


Summary of answers provided
4سند توفير
Amro Alhowbani
4سند توفير ذو عائد / سند توفير بمعدل فائدة ثابت
Maisa Muhammad


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i bond
سند توفير


Explanation:


CD= certificates of deposit (CDs)


    https://investor.vanguard.com/cd-bond/
    Reference: http://www.almaany.com/en/dict/ar-en/i-bonds/
Amro Alhowbani
Yemen
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i bond
سند توفير ذو عائد / سند توفير بمعدل فائدة ثابت


Explanation:
I understand that the structure may suggest that "I bond" is equivalent to "CD", or that the two terms belong to the same category, at least. But, having googled them I found out that they differ.

Please check out the links below.


    Reference: http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/03/061403.asp
    Reference: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/i-bond
Maisa Muhammad
Egypt
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