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Treasury notes do carry some risk of principal if theyâre sold prior to maturity. Like all fixed income securities, the price of the security moves in inverse proportion to interest rates. If rates are higher when the notes are sold than they were at initial purchase, the value of the note will be less. If rates are lower at the time of sale than at purchase, the value of the notes will be higher.
The funds do not collect taxes. Nor do they disburse benefits. Every payroll tax check sent to Washington is written to the U.S. Treasury. Every Social Security benefit check is written on the U.S. Treasury. Moreover, the Social Security trust fund exists within the U.S. Treasury-not as an independent entity. Thus the issuer of the trust fund's bonds (the U.S. Treasury) and the holder of the bonds (the Social Security trust fund) are the same entity.