Treasury securities are debt instruments issued by the U.S. government to fund national spending. They include bills, notes, and bonds with varying maturities. Investors use them as low-risk, stable assets to preserve capital and generate predictable income. Both individual savers and institutional investors benefit from their safety, liquidity, and tax advantages, making them a cornerstone of conservative portfolios.
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