What type of bond which can be redeemed before maturity date? A. Preferred bond B. Registered bond C. Incorporators bond D. Callable bond

Preferred bond
Registered bond
Incorporators bond
Callable bond

The correct answer is D. Callable bond.

A callable bond is a type of bond that the issuer has the right to redeem (buy back) before the maturity date. This is usually done when interest rates have fallen, as the issuer can then issue new bonds with a lower interest rate.

Preferred bonds are a type of bond that pays a fixed dividend, which is usually higher than the dividend paid on common stock. However, preferred shareholders do not have voting rights.

Registered bonds are a type of bond where the owner’s name is recorded on the bond certificate. This makes it easier for the issuer to

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Incorporators bonds are a type of bond that is issued by a company when it is first formed. These bonds are usually secured by the company’s assets and have a higher interest rate than other types of bonds.