Types of Treasury Bills
Treasury Bills (T-Bills) come in different types, primarily distinguished by their maturities. The main types are:
1. 30-Day T-Bills: These bills have the shortest maturity, maturing in 30 days from the date of issuance.
2. 60-Day T-Bills: Though less common, some governments issue T-Bills with a 60-day maturity, providing a middle-ground option for investors with slightly longer investment horizons.
3. 90-Day T-Bills: Slightly longer than the 30-day bills, these mature in 90 days, offering a bit more flexibility.
4. 180-Day T-Bills: With a six month maturity period, these T-Bills provide an option for investors seeking a medium-term investment.
5. One-Year T-Bills: The longest maturity among T-Bills, these bills mature after one year, making them the most extended short-term option.