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Straight Debt

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Straight Debt
Any debt that cannot be changed into something else. For example, a regular bond is straight debt because it contains no special features beyond repayment with interest. Straight debt contrasts with convertible debt which may be exchanged for something else, usually common stock.

straight debt
Debt that cannot be exchanged for another asset. Because most bonds are not convertible, they are examples of straight debt. See also convertible security.


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For additional assurance that the obligation will not jeopardize the corporation's S status, the planner can structure the obligation to meet the straight debt safe harbor described below.
Clearly, everything will come with a higher price for a period of time but you''ll have to weigh that with a straight debt consolidation solution in which you pay off your debt.
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