What is another word for perpetuals?
Pronunciation: [pəpˈɛt͡ʃuːə͡lz] (IPA) 
Perpetuals are securities with no maturity date, providing investors with a regular income stream. Some synonyms for perpetuals are perpetual bonds, perpetual annuities, perpetual notes, and perpetual securities. These synonyms refer to the same financial instrument that has no fixed maturity date or repayment requirement, unlike other fixed-income investments. Perpetuals are commonly issued by governments and corporations to finance long-term projects and provide a stable source of funding for ongoing expenses. While perpetuals offer some unique benefits, such as a stable income stream and diversification potential, they also come with certain risks and uncertainties, such as interest rate fluctuations and creditworthiness considerations.
