Deposit certificates are issued by banks, while bond certificates are issued by private companies or government companies, both of which will receive interest and when they mature.
The difference is that deposits cannot be traded, while bonds can be traded on the secondary market or stock exchange.
Therefore, bond certificate holders are likely to get capital gains/losses when transacting on the stock exchange.
The difference is that deposits cannot be traded, while bonds can be traded on the secondary market or stock exchange.
Therefore, bond certificate holders are likely to get capital gains/losses when transacting on the stock exchange.