What is another word for treasury bill?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈɛʒəɹi bˈɪl] (IPA) 
A treasury bill is a type of short-term debt security that is issued by the government to raise funds. Apart from being known as a treasury bill, it can be referred to as a T-bill, government bill, or simply a bill. Other synonyms for the term include a treasury note, federal bond, government bond, and savings bond. These different types of debt securities vary in terms of maturity and interest rates, but they all serve the same purpose of raising funds for the government. Investors can purchase these securities through banks, brokers or directly from the government and earn interest on their investment.
