A Treasury security in which periodic coupon interest payments can be separated from each other and from the principal payment is called a

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A Treasury security that allows for the separation of periodic interest payments from the principal payment is known as a STRIP (Separate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities). T-notes and T-bonds both pay periodic coupon interest and have a fixed principal value at maturity, but these payments cannot be separated from each other. GO bonds and revenue bonds are types of municipal bonds and are not Treasury securities.

A Treasury Security in Which Periodic Coupon Interest Payments Can