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Callability

Callability exists if a bond may be called in before it is due. This means the issuer of the bond may decide to refinance its debt and pay back all of the bond holders early. If interest rates fall, the chances of a bond being called increase because the bond holder could simply refinance the debt for less money (like you’d refinance your mortgage if rates dropped).
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Bond
Interest
Mortgage

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