Adjustable Rate Preferred Stock
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A preferred stock with dividend payments that vary with a benchmark, most commonly the interest rate on treasury securities. The stock's dividend value adjusts to match changes in the benchmark rate. Adjustable rate preferred stocks are considered more stable than standard, fixed-rate preferred stocks.
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