STOREFRONT United States Treasury Backed Securities

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY​

PUBLIC​

TREASURY BACKED SECURITIES

What is a Treasury Backed Security?

A United States Treasury Backed Security is a bond that allows the federal government to raise money without raising taxes. These securities effectively act as loans which are issued by the federal government and paid for by another country, organization, or an individual.​

What are the benefits of a Security over a traditional loan?

A Treasury Backed Security has numerous benefits over a traditional loan, especially for the purchaser. Firstly, Securities are "marketable" to the rest of the world and secondly all legally issued Securities are backed by the full faith and credit of the United States of America. This means that the United States will take all legal options possible to repay Securities when they mature. The United States has never defaulted on a Security.​

Why are Securities "marketable" and what does that mean?

A traditional loan is only between two individuals - the individual requesting money, and the individual who issues the money in return for a future repayment. A Security can act just like a traditional loan. However, the individual who issues the money sometimes needs the money they leant out before the loan they gave matures. A Security is "marketable" because the individual who issues the money can sell the Security (which is printed on paper) to a third party. The United States only promises to repay the holder of the physical Security, which must be returned to the United States in order for repayment to occur.​

How do I sell a marketable Security?

The Department of The Treasury requires that the owner of a Security inform the Treasurer of the United States, in writing, that the Security is being sold (or transferred) to another entity or person, and also requires to know who or what that person or entity is.​

Who can purchase Securities?

Any country, organization, or individual may buy Securities from the Treasury Department with the exception of countries who are at war with the United States (or organizations or individuals within countries who are at war with the United States). However, the United States may refuse to sell securities to any country, organization, or individual with or without reason.​

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY​

AVAILABLE TREASURY BACKED SECURITIES

CONTEXT

The United States makes Securities (bonds) available based on the amount of money which the federal government needs at any given time. The Treasury Department is obligated by federal law to not buy more bonds than what the federal government needs at any given time. Also, the Treasury Department will not buy bonds in a manner that will put the United States in a compromised financial situation - this means that even though securities may be listed as available, the Treasury Department may deny their purchase under certain situations. The amount of money which the federal government currently desires is listed in the next section, and the sizes (and timespans) of available Securities are listed in the section after that. Payment dates are rounded up to the next nearest tax period. All issued Securities have a unique serial number to identify it - counterfeiting American Securities is treated as counterfeiting American currency, which is an act of war.​

FUNDS CURRENTLY DESIRED

$22,500,000,000​

AVAILABLE SECURITIES

Security Name	Price ($)	Months (IRL)	Tax Periods (IG)	Interest (%)	Interest ($)	Grand Return	Availability
AAA	10,000,000,000	6	12	11.8	1,180,000,000	11,180,000,000	YES
AA	10,000,000,000	4	8	10	1,000,000,000	11,000,000,000	YES
A	10,000,000,000	2	4	8.2	820,000,000	10,820,000,000	YES
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BBB	5,000,000,000	6	12	11.3	565,000,000	5,565,000,000	YES
BB	5,000,000,000	4	8	9.5	475,000,000	5,475,000,000	YES
B	5,000,000,000	2	4	7.7	385,000,000	5,385,000,000	YES
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CCC	1,000,000,000	6	12	11	110,000,000	1,110,000,000	YES
CC	1,000,000,000	4	8	9.1	91,000,000	1,091,000,000	YES
C	1,000,000,000	2	4	7.3	73,000,000	1,073,000,000	YES
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DDD	500,000,000	6	12	10.95	54,750,000	554,750,000	YES
DD	500,000,000	4	8	9.05	45,250,000	545,250,000	YES
D	500,000,000	2	4	7.25	36,250,000	536,250,000	YES

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TERMS OF SERVICE

Terms of Service

1. The United States will repay a purchased Security and its associated interest once the Security has matured and once the original physical paper has been returned (fully intact) to the United States Department of The Treasury (with possible exceptions provided in the following terms).
a. The United States is not responsible for reminding the owner of the Security (now referred to as the "Lender") when the Security has matured. However, the Security will remain valid up to one year after the day it had been issued; after this period, it will expire and thus have no longer hold any value.
b. The United States reserves the right to issue the "Grand Return" to the Lender early, thus decreasing the value of the Security to $0.00.
c. If a sovereign country purchases a Security, and said country loses its sovereignty, the United States may invalidate the Security if it was not legally transferred by the former country before it ceased to exist.
d. If an non-sovereign entity purchases a Security, and it ceases to exist, then the United States may invalidate the Security if it was not legally transferred by the entity before it ceased to exist.
e. If an individual purchases a Security, and he or she dies, then the United States may invalidate the Security if it was not legally transferred by the individual before he or she died.
f. In order to legally transfer a Security from a Lender to a third party, the Treasurer of the United States must be informed in writing before or when the transaction takes place. To "inform" the Treasurer of the United States, the Lender must indicate who the bond is being sold or given to, and this new third party must certify this in writing (preferably in the same document that is provided by the Lender).

2. The Lender is responsible for keeping the physical Security safe and secure.
a. The Lender should not share the serial number of their security with anyone else, as this could result in attempted fraud.
b. If the Lender declares that the Security has been lost, then either they or the United States may invalidate the Security, which would decrease its value to $0.00.
c. The Lender reserves the right to invalidate the Security at any time, which would decrease its value to $0.00.

3. The Lender will not counterfeit, or aid anyone else in counterfeiting, a Security and acknowledges that any attempt to do so will result in the nullification of the Security (meaning that the value of the security decreases to $0.00).
a. The Lender is obligated to inform the Treasurer of the United States, in writing, if anyone attempts to counterfeit their Security.

4. If the Lender enters into (or is brought into) a state of war (or open armed conflict) with the United States, then the value of the Security decreases to $0.00.
a. If the Lender is an entity or individual within a country that enters into (or is brought into) a state of war (or open armed conflict) with the United States, then the United States may delay payment of the Security past the maturity date.
b. If the Lender is an individual who bares arms against the United States, then the value of the Security permanently decreases to $0.00.
c. If the Lender provides (or sells) arms or monetary aid to a country which the United States is at war with, the value of the Security permanently decreases to $0.00.

5. After a Security has matured, and after the physical security has been returned to the Department of The Treasury, the United States will have a two week (IRL 7 day) grace period to send all funds to the Lender.

6. If the Lender is sanctioned by the Global Assembly and such sanctions prevent the United States from sending money to the Lender, then the United States may delay payment to the Lender without penalty or legal liability.
a. If the Lender commits crimes against humanity, war crimes, (as defined by the Global Assembly), acts of terrorism, or supports terrorists, then the United States may either delay payment until the Global Assembly takes appropriate action, or invalidate the Security which will decrease its value to $0.00.​

ORDER FORM

Order Form

[[color=white][b]COUNTRY/ENTITY/INDIVIDUAL[/b][/color]] NATION-HERE
[[color=white][b]SECURITIES[/b][/color]]
[QUANTITY] Security Name
[QUANTITY] Security Name
[QUANTITY] Security Name
[[color=white][b]DO YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF SERVICE?[/b][/color]] [i]("x" the correct)[/i]
[] Yes
[] No
[[color=white][b]TODAYS DATE[/b][/color]] MM/YYYY
[[color=white][b]SIGNITURE[/b][/color]] SIGNATURE-HERE

 

[Hollie]

[COUNTRY/ENTITY/INDIVIDUAL] Sparrow Industries
[SECURITIES]
[5] CC
[DO YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF SERVICE?] ("x" the correct)
[X] Yes
[] No
[TODAYS DATE] 07/1997
[SIGNITURE

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SECURE

The Treasurer of the United States would sign off and approve the Securities that were requested by Sparrow Industries. Once Sparrow Industries submitted $5-billion to the United States, the physical securities will be dispatched to the United Kingdom and handed over to Sparrow Industries for them to keep safe.
Hollie

 

[GingeOrCringe]

[COUNTRY/ENTITY/INDIVIDUAL] Kopiyka Group
[SECURITIES]
[1] CC
[1] C
[1] D
[DO YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF SERVICE?] ("x" the correct)
[x] Yes
[] No
[TODAYS DATE] 07/1997
[SIGNITURE]
Олексій Ілліч Удовенко
Oleksij Illich Udovenko

 

[Alex]

[COUNTRY/ENTITY/INDIVIDUAL] Rattanakosin Kingdom
[SECURITIES]
[3] C
[DO YOU AGREE TO THE TERMS OF SERVICE?] ("x" the correct)
[x] Yes
[] No
[TODAYS DATE] 08/1997
[SIGNITURE] Her Majesty, Rama X, Queen of the Rattanakosin Kingdom

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SECURE

The Treasurer of the United States would sign off and approve the Securities that were requested by the Kopiyka Group. The physical securities will be dispatched to Ukraine so that representatives of the Kopiyka Group could obtain them.
GingeOrCringe