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Bond funds are mutual funds that invest in bonds which are debt securities
issued by governments and corporations. Bonds funds are unlike
individual bonds in the fact that they never mature. The share
value and dividends fluctuate as bonds are sold or mature and when more
bonds are purchased. The profits from bond funds are seen in the
dividend distribution not the increase in share value as is with stock
funds. Investing in bond funds may result in modest capital gains
but is not the goal of the funds. There are three main types of
bond funds, government, municipal, corporate.
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