If buying individual bonds feels complex, you can buy an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) that holds Apple bonds among other high-quality corporate debt. This provides instant diversification and can be traded just like a stock. S. Treasuries to evaluate their value?

: A longer-term bond with a 4.3% coupon.

: Allows for fractional bond investing, which is unique for corporate debt, letting you start with as little as $100.

: Offers a bond screener to filter for investment-grade corporate debt like Apple's.

: Provides a "Fixed Income Offerings" table to search for bonds by CUSIP or issuer.

: Known for transparent pricing and low commissions on a wide selection of corporate bonds. 2. Locate Specific Apple Bonds

: Enter the number of bonds (or dollar amount for fractional) and confirm the order. Bonds are typically bought at a "premium" (above face value) or "discount" (below face value) depending on current interest rates. Alternative: Bond ETFs