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Bond fund

A mutual Fund which invests in bonds, typically with the Objective of providing stable income with minimal Capital risk. also called Debtholder.

Related Terms: 10 Capital, Call, Cap, Debt, Debtholder, Fund, Inc., Mutual fund, Objective, Risk
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