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Bonds 107: Secured and Unsecured Bonds

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1.
Municipal bonds that are not backed by collateral are called _______.
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General obligation bonds. Their collateralized counterparts are called revenue bonds.
2.
Although unsecured bonds have no backing, they are protected from default by a promise to pay.
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True. This promise is called "full faith and credit," and many corporations and government units with good credit use it.
3.
Mortgage bonds are backed by _______.
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Real estate. That is why they are called mortgage bonds.
4.
What is a debenture?
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A bond without collateral behind it. Some pay high yields, and many are sold by corporations, but all of them lack collateral.
5.
The collateral behind a railroad car purchase may be the railroad car itself.
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True. Railroads commonly sell equipment trust certificates to buy new equipment. Sometimes, the collateral is the item that was bought.