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Guaranteed Dividend
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Guaranteed Dividend
A dividend that a company is required to pay on its preferred stock. Guaranteed dividends are generally cumulative, meaning that if a company skips a payment, it can make no dividend payments on common stock until preferred stockholders are satisfied in full. Under some circumstances, preferred stockholders can force the liquidation of a company that does not pay its guaranteed dividends.
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