Use T-bills for the plural abbreviation and T-bill for the singular. In formal writing, spell out Treasury bills at first mention if the audience may not know the abbreviation.
Use T-bills for the plural abbreviation and T-bill for the singular. In formal writing, spell out Treasury bills at first mention if the audience may not know the abbreviation.
The hyphen is dropped in forms like T bills, and the plural T-bills is sometimes used where singular T-bill is needed.
From the initial T of Treasury plus bill, shortened from Treasury bill in financial use.
What does T-bills stand for?
T-bills stands for Treasury bills.
Are T-bills the same as Treasury bonds?
No. T-bills mature in one year or less, while Treasury bonds are long-term securities.
Do T-bills pay coupon interest?
No. T-bills do not pay regular coupon interest. The return usually comes from buying below face value and receiving face value at maturity.
What is the singular form of T-bills?
The singular form is T-bill.
Who issues T-bills?
The U.S. Department of the Treasury issues T-bills.