This reminds me of perpetual bonds. They are bonds that pay interest forever, but never need to be paid off. (There is the option of paying it off by buying it back.) it’s a fixed income...
Should a loan that one neither intends nor is required to repay be considered debt or equity?
This reminds me of perpetual bonds. They are bonds that pay interest forever, but never need to be paid off. (There is the option of paying it off by buying it back.) it’s a fixed income investment like a bond, but is sort of like equity.
Also, it seems like this article should go under ~finance?
@mycketforvirrad, the title did not need to be changed. Please change it back. The capitalization is a vital component to the phrase and the content. Not everything needs to be sentence case....
@mycketforvirrad, the title did not need to be changed. Please change it back. The capitalization is a vital component to the phrase and the content. Not everything needs to be sentence case.
Edit: I do appreciate the work you do here, hope this comment didn't come across as offensive in tone.
This reminds me of perpetual bonds. They are bonds that pay interest forever, but never need to be paid off. (There is the option of paying it off by buying it back.) it’s a fixed income investment like a bond, but is sort of like equity.
Also, it seems like this article should go under ~finance?
@mycketforvirrad, the title did not need to be changed. Please change it back. The capitalization is a vital component to the phrase and the content. Not everything needs to be sentence case.
Edit: I do appreciate the work you do here, hope this comment didn't come across as offensive in tone.
Done!
Thank you for the work that you do here! As I added in my edit, I hope it did not come across in a negative way.
Not at all! You can always send me a message about any changes I make. I'm a pretty easy-going fellow...