Yield to maturity is how bills are priced at tender. It’s a useful measure since it allows investors to more easily compare bonds with different maturities, risks, rates.
There’s a short explainer here: Yield to maturity
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You’ll need to select not to reinvest then you should be able to withdraw the money the normal way that you do from your other accounts. Go to your profile screen and select withdraw and it will go to your linked bank account.
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Already done, but it’s not available to withdraw, despite maturing on 18th jan
It will be sitting in unsettled cash. Mine has just settled within the last hour.
@Eden is right. After maturity we still need to receive the cash in a settled transaction before we’re able to allow for a withdrawal, similar to our other accounts.
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Is anyone else having this issue? Once my treasury bill matures, my market buy contract note in the activity tab that relates to that bill goes blank.
Hey @Ethan1 can you DM or share (if ok) a screenshot? Might be a bug to be squashed.
Mines still all there and I have withdrawn the full amount to the bank.
Those are both the ones that have matured and it has just removed all info that was there before maturity.
Thanks I’ll raise with the team.
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No one can steal your treasury bonds lol
lol yeah I know I felt a bit silly doing it but felt I might as well on the 1% chance that it could give someone the ability to get information I wouldn’t want them having access to.
No bad idea to hide that information. The team is looking at this. Seems there’s a bug that needs to be fixed. Thanks! 
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Even The Monevator seems unclear on the tax situation.
'Overall, the tax treatment of Treasury bills looks hazy and the rules on deeply discounted securities complex and opaque.
This isn’t a product widely traded by the general public. No wonder consumer-friendly guidance on the tax position is thin on the ground.
Freetrade could do its customers a service by stepping into the vacuum and pressing HMRC for some comprehensible and definitive answers.’
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Good luck getting anything from HMRC. They have no interest in helping the public at all.
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Has anyone found out if there is an actual way to see the amount placed by Freetrade on the DMO website?
I couldn’t find that link.
I haven’t found a way myself sorry.
This sounds like one of the most complicated trends going 
I’m not even going to try getting involved “I’m out” 
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