How to repay the national debt when it expires?

There are two ways to pay due national debt:

1, purchase voucher-type government bonds

Voucher bonds are paid by the outlets of the original selling institutions. Receipts can only be withdrawn or paid in advance in the same branch, while the national debt in the card can be withdrawn in advance at any outlet.

2. Savings bonds

Savings bonds (electronic) redemption funds are paid directly to the investor's fund settlement account by the original selling institution, and the funds can be withdrawn through the bank fund account, and the savings card in the bank account is usually USW.

The main characteristics of national debt:

National debt is a special form of debt, which has the following characteristics compared with the general creditor-debtor relationship:

1, from the perspective of the subject of legal relationship:

The creditors of national debt can be citizens, legal persons or other organizations at home and abroad, or the government and international financial organizations of a certain country or region, while the debtors can only be countries.

2, from the nature of the legal relationship:

The occurrence, change and elimination of the legal relationship of national debt mostly reflect the unilateral will of the state. Although the legal relationship of national debt is equal to other financial legal relationships, it shows a certain subordinate relationship compared with the general creditor-debtor relationship, which is more obvious in the legal relationship of domestic debt.

Extended data:

National debt repayment method

1, gradual repayment by stages: that is, a national debt stipulates several repayment periods until the national debt expires and the principal is fully paid off.

2. Revolving repayment method: that is, according to the serial number of the national debt, a certain proportion of the national debt is determined to be repaid by drawing lots at regular intervals until the repayment period ends, and all the national debt is paid off by drawing lots.

3. One-time repayment method at maturity: that is, the national debt is paid off in one lump sum according to the par value on the maturity date.

4. Market purchase and sale repayment method: that is, the national debt is repurchased from the securities market, and even when it expires, all the national debt is held by the government.

5. Old-for-new repayment method: that is, the old treasury bonds due are exchanged by issuing new treasury bonds.

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