Adjustment Bond: See Income Bond;
Income Bond:
A corporate debt issue that pays interest only when, and if, the company has income. Also called an adjustment bond.
Note: Corporate meaning issued or created by a corporation. Debt meaning a loan. Interest payment are monies paid in exchange for this loan. In this case this payment of debt only happens when the corporation has income, makes money after expenses.
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