Weegy: A Treasury Bill, often abbreviated as T-Bill, is a type of security issued by the United States Treasury through the Bureau of Public Debt. [ Along with an assortment of other securities, T-Bills are used to finance the United States Government by borrowing money from citizens. Investors purchase T-Bills when they become available, and when they mature after a set period of time, usually less than a year, the investors may redeem their T-Bills for the face value. The purchase price of the T-Bill serves as a temporary loan to the United States Government, which returns it when the T-Bill matures. The smallest face value for a T-Bill is $1,000 US Dollars (USD). The T-Bill is sold at a discount, which is determined by the Bureau of Public Debt, but the Treasury pays the full face value when it is redeemed. For example, an investor might purchase a 90-day T-Bill for $900 USD, and earn a $100 USD return on the investment when the T-Bill is redeemed. Unlike many other securities, a T-Bill does not bear interest, but the return on a T-Bill is highly predictable and very stable, barring complete financial collapse of the United States Treasury. ] User: why does this instrument impact the variable rate? (More)

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Weegy: Yes, if you wish to stay protected, however, it also depends on why your not paying your payments. If you are defaulting on your mortgage, insurance could be cancelled once the bank takes the possession from you. [ You would then not be responsible for the insurance any longer, and frankly, if the house burned down, it would be no loss to you. That is the real gauge, what do you stand to lose if the house burned to the ground. If nothing, then insurance is not needed. If you would lose anything at all, that's what insurance is for. ] User: can you give me more information? (More)