property bond
noun[C]
FINANCE,PROPERTYukusaninvestmentinproperties, or in acompanythatownsproperties:
Apropertybondhas beenlaunchedwhich has a five-yearterm.
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These alternatives include pretrial services programs, own recognizance or signature bond, cash bond, surety bond,propertybond, and citation release.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.I do not doubt that property bonds and income bonds can sometimes give people better security than can be got in another way.
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I am not saying that all moves into property bonds or income bonds are wrong.
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One of the sickly sights of the present scene is the appeal to greed in extravagant advertisements for property bonds.
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I note what he says about diversification into property bonds and so on.
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Those who invested in property bonds a year or so ago have not done well.
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That applies particularly to property bonds and to surrender values.
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I believe my noble friend is referring mainly to the financial institutions; namely, insurance companies, pension funds, property unit trusts, and property bonds.
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Regulations are now being drafted to prescribe the assets to which life assurance policies, including property bonds, may be linked.
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