Glossary. 1  Duration: A measure of the sensitivity of the price of a bond to a change in interest rates. 2  Maturity: The number of years left until a bond repays its principal to investors. 3  Yield: The income return or interest received from a bond.  Coupon: The interest payments a bondholder receives until the bond matures.
The overall winner of the Tour de France 2016 will receive â¬500,000; second place takes home â¬200,000 and third place gets â¬100,000. Prize money is scaled down and awarded out to last place. The cyclists ranked 91st through to last place and who finish the race receive â¬1,000.
The total purse is $7,250,000 - but the winner only get about a $1,001,000 (couple of years ago when the total prize payout was $5,600,000 the winner got $1,008,000) from what someone said here - thought that was kind of low to be honest. What's really funny is this isn't an easy figure to figure out. What the winner gets, it's like a big secret. Winning the Masters isn't like the majors where money is the big thing. Prestige is the big thing.