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The difference between stocks and bonds in terms of the future payments that they are expected to make is multiple choice 1 stocks pay fixed dividends, wheras bonds pay a variable amount of interest at regular intervals. Bonds pay dividends out of profits, whereas stocks pay a predetermined amount of interest at regular intervals. Bonds pay fixed dividends out of revenues, whereas stocks pay a variable amount of interest at regular intervals. Stocks pay dividends out of profits, whereas bonds pay a predetermined amount of interest at regular intervals

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The difference is that stocks pay dividends out of profits while bonds pay a predetermined amount of interest at regular intervals.

What is a stock and bonds?

Stock means the shares owned in a business and bonds means an isused debt that promises to repay at some point in the future.

Hence, the difference is that stocks pay dividends out of profits while bonds pay a predetermined amount of interest at regular intervals.

Thereforem the Option B is correct

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