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Guaranteed Stock

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Guaranteed Stock
A stock in a company for which another company or bank promises to pay dividends in case the issuing company defaults. Because guaranteed stocks carry lower risk, they are usually more expensive than non-guaranteed stocks.

guaranteed stock
Preferred stock that is issued by one company and guaranteed as to dividends by one or more other companies. Guaranteed stock issues, like guaranteed bonds, are most prevalent among railroads.


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Despite search engines pointing to the big boys of the toy world - Toys'r' Us, the Early Learning Centre and Argos - the only store I could find with guaranteed stock was Hamleys, who offered it for pounds 39.
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