Compare preference and ordinary shares to understand their dividend rights and priority in insolvency, helping you choose the best option for your investment goals.

Capital stock is the number of common and preferred shares that a company is authorized to issue, and is recorded in shareholders' equity.

If you've been reading my articles for the past couple of years, you might have heard that I've been buying up a lot of preferred equity. Preferred equity is a bit different from common equity in that ...

Bonus Shares vs Bonus Preference Shares: Have you ever got a thought of receiving additional shares in a company at no cost, without investing even one rupee! Sounds interesting, isn't it? That's what ...

Dividend-paying stocks can provide growth potential but expose portfolios to market volatility, while bonds tend to offer ...