Not exact matches
But the teaching of Christ is that the ultimate destiny of human beings, as far as we can
at present comprehend it, is
not extinction or absorption into the Infinite, but the
full development, the bringing to
maturity, of sons of God.
«We may
not have stopped growing
at that point and may
not have reached
full maturity.
But if the company whose bond you have didn't go bankrupt, you can still collect your interest and you will still get your
full principal
at maturity date.
Bonds are
not necessarily issued
at par (100 % of face value, corresponding to a price of 100), but bond prices will move towards par as they approach
maturity (if the market expects the
maturity payment to be made in
full and on time) as this is the price the issuer will pay to redeem the bond.
no If your heirs are
not interested in keeping your home,
at loan
maturity they can sell the home and the proceeds will pay your loan off in
full.
If you buy a bond and hold it until
maturity, market risk is
not a factor because your principal investment will be returned in
full at maturity.
If you are reasonably confident that a sale or refinance of the property is
not feasible to pay off the loan
at par, the master servicer will ask you to send them an «imminent default letter,» explaining the situation and letting them know that payment in
full at maturity is unlikely.