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Payment in Kind - Explained

What is Payment in Kind?

Written by Jason Gordon

Updated at July 22nd, 2021

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What is Payment-in-Kind?

What is Payment-in-Kind?

Payment-in-Kind (PIK) involves allowing the use of a good or service rather than making a cash payment. Also, Payment-in-kind securities are financial tool that offers more securities or equity shares to its investors or stockholders as dividend or interest earned on bonds, shares, etc. instead of paying them via cash. 

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