"Flower" bonds, which may be used to pay a Federal estate tax liability, typically will pay an interest rate higher than the market interest rate.

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"Flower" bonds are issued by the U.S. Treasury and can be redeemed at par value for the purpose of paying federal estate taxes, regardless of their current market price. Their interest rates are not typically higher than market rates; their unique feature is their ability to be used for estate tax payments.

"Flower" Bonds, Which May Be Used to Pay a Federal