What are Corporate Bonds?
A corporate bond is a type of debt security issued by a corporation to raise capital. Investors who purchase a corporate bond lend money to the company for a specified period and receive periodic interest payments. At the end of the bond term, the company repays the bond’s principal.
They provide better returns than Government Bonds while still maintaining a relatively low risk than equity. If you're looking for a balanced, income-generating investment opportunity, corporate bonds could be a good option.