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Fixed income is an investment approach focused on preservation of capital and income. It typically
includes investments like government and corporate bonds, CDs and money market funds. Fixed income
can offer a steady stream of income with less risk than stocks.
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If you’re seeking to grow your wealth investments over time to save for retirement or other long-term
goals, you probably hold a significant amount of stocks in your portfolio. But by allocating a portion of
your portfolio to fixed income investments, you can potentially help offset losses when stock markets
swing.
Capital preservation means protecting the absolute value of your investment via assets that have a stated
objective of return of principal. Investors who are closer to retirement may rely on their investments to
provide income .

Income generation
Fixed income investments can help you generate a steady source of income. Investors receive a fixed
amount of income at regular intervals in the form of coupon payments on their bond holdings. In the case
of many, municipal bonds--------------

Types of Fixed-Income Investments...
Bonds provide income with less volatility in a portfolio.
Fixed-income investment?

Bonds are stable assets that offer income and a lower amount
of volatility compared to stocks.
The yields provided by corporate and government bonds such
as U.S. Treasurys and municipal bonds are currently low
because the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates for an
extended period.

Fixed-income investments such as intermediate- or longer-term
bond funds are still providing a decent yield despite the low
interest rate environment, and also don't forget preferred
stocks which are fixed income wealth multiplyer...

Things to Know About Government
Bond Investing...
Bonds are seen as a safe haven for
investors.

While government bonds such as U.S. Treasury and municipal
bonds provide income to investors such as retirees, these
assets face interest rate risk when the Federal Reserve lowers
rates for an extended period.

Bonds are often perceived by investors as a safe asset when
stock returns are volatile but yields in bonds are sensitive to
declining interest rates.

U.S. Treasury bonds are issued by the federal government
while municipal bonds are issued by a state, city or government
agency such as a toll road authority or school district.

The government entity who issues the bond agrees to pay the
face value of the bond when it is due or matures and interest
on the bond for its duration.

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Fixed-income investing is a strategy that
focuses on low-risk investments paying a
reliable return.

Fixed-income strategies
Laddering strategy Investors who believe
that rates will rise in the future often ladder
their investments so that they don't miss
out on rising interest rates. ...

Barbell strategy A barbell strategy seeks to
generate a higher yield on fixed-income
investments by putting a small amount of
capital in higher-risk investments. ...
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Rebalancing strategy
Fixed-income investing involves assets
that generate a stable and often
predetermined return, usually by way of
set interest payments or dividends.

Fixed-income investments are typically
considered low risk, and include bonds,
CDs, annuities, and preferred stock.

Though relatively safe, fixed-income
vehicles are subject to inflation risk and
don't offer much capital appreciation or
growth.
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Fixed-income investing is a strategy in
which the name of the game is income. It
aims to provide investors with a steady
cash stream, like a regular paycheck.

It's a conservative approach — in fact, it's
often considered one the safest ways to
invest, avoiding the risky equities market.
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Income investing — and fixed-income
investing in particular — is the opposite of
growth investing.
The sort of assets that generate steady
money tend not to be the type that'll
appreciate in value much.

On the other hand, they (usually) won't go
down; they offer financial security,
especially if you hold onto them.
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Bonds
When people think of fixed-income investments, bonds are
usually the first thing that comes to mind. Government
bonds, like US Treasuries, are the most common. Other types
include corporate bonds and municipal bonds.

In most cases, you can think of these sorts of fixed-income
investments like a loan: The borrower is the bond's issuer,
and the investor, rather than a financial institution, is the
lender.

A bond has a set lifespan; when it eventually matures, the
investor gets back what they initially paid along with added
interest along the way.

When it comes to risk, the issuer's creditworthiness is
important. But so is the bond's lifespan —that is, how long it
takes to mature.

Overall, long-term bonds —
particularly corporate long-term
bonds — provide the highest returns, but are also
considered the riskiest. This is because they're most
vulnerable to interest rate hikes, which can lessen the value
of the bond if an investor is trying to sell it before it reaches
maturity.

Bond ETFs and Bond Mutual Funds
Rather than purchasing an individual bond, an investor may
wish to invest in a bond ETF (exchange-traded fund) or bond
mutual funds. In both these cases, you're buying into a
portfolio of bonds. This type of diversification leads to a
more stable investment.

Fixed annuities
A fixed annuity is actually a sort of
contract with an insurance company.

The agreement calls for the company to pay the same sum at
regular intervals for a set period of time. Since it functions
sort of like a salary, annuities are very popular among people
who have retired or are nearing retirement.

When buying an annuity, investors will generally invest a
lump sum with the insurer. This money is repaid to them, with
interest, over time.

CDs
Like bonds, certificates of deposit (CDs) offered by banks
and credit unions are a slightly better-paying alternative to
the average savings account. And they work in a similar way.

You buy a CD by depositing a lump sum in an account at the
financial institution. In layman's terms, you're giving them a
loan.

The CD earns interest for a set period of time — between six
months and 10 years, depending on the CD. When the time's
up, you'll get back your initial deposit.
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5. Preferred Stocks
Most forms of fixed-income investing don't give you equity,
or ownership, in anything. Even corporate bonds function
merely as a loan to the company.

But preferred stock is sort of the best of both worlds —
possessing the prime features of both bonds and stock
shares.

Preferred stock are shares in a
company. They offer regular dividends, which come
from the company's profits, that are paid out in a fixed
amount every quarter — like bond interest. The payment
doesn't typically fluctuate the same way a common share
dividend does, and it's usually higher, too.

But since preferred shares are stocks, they do trade on the
market, and they can appreciate in price — especially if the
company does well. However, they don't grow as much as
common shares do.

Preferred stock is riskier than other
fixed-income vehicles because it's
tied to a company's success. If a company
runs into serious financial trouble, it might have to suspend
dividend payments — though preferred shareholders still get
paid before common shareholders.

Benefits of fixed-income
investing
Fixed-income investments are particularly
secure because:

They provide steady interest throughout the
investment's lifetime.
You've got a locked-in interest rate.

Your principal is backed or guaranteed by the
US government (T-bonds) or the FDIC (CDs).

Unlike stockholders, fixed-income investors
can become creditors during a bankruptcy,
meaning all or a portion of their initial
investment may be returned.
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Bonds are given grades by credit rating
agencies, signifying their issuers' ability to
repay, so investors can understand their risk
before they buy.
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Credit risk: an issuer defaulting on
interest payments or paying back the principal
at maturity.
Inflation risk.

If prices rise, it'll eat into the value of your fixed
payments. Your initial investment may not have
as much buying power when it is returned,
either.
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Interest rate risk. You'll miss out on
higher returns if interest rates rise and you're
locked into a lower fixed rate.
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Passive investing is a long-
term wealth-building strategy
all investors should know —

Here's how it works...
Passive investors rarely trade, but prefer to buy and hold
their investments with an eye towards long-term growth and
faith that stocks ultimately go up.

Passive investing is a long-term strategy in which investors
buy and hold a diversified mix of assets in an effort to match,
not beat, the market.

The most common passive investing
approach is to buy an index fund, whose
holdings mirror a particular or representative segment of the
financial market.

Passive investing is the opposite of active investing, a more
vigorous strategy offering bigger short-term gains, but
greater risk and volatility.
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Passive investing, also known as
passive management, may be laissez-
faire, but it's not lazy. Its thoughtful, time-honored
philosophy holds that, while the stock market does
experience drops and bumps, it inevitably rises over the
long hauls.

So, rather than try to outsmart it, the best course is to mirror
the market in your portfolio — usually with investments
based on indexes of stocks — and then sit back and enjoy
the ride.
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What is passive investing?
The essence of passive investing is a buy-and-hold strategy,
a long-term approach in which investors don't trade much.

Instead, they purchase and then hang onto a diversified
portfolio of assets — usually based on a broad, market-
weighted index, like the S&P 500 or the Dow Jones Industrial
Average.

The goal is to replicate the financial index performance
overall — to match, not beat, the market.
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Perhaps the most common passive investing approach is to
buy an index fund tied to the market. These sorts of funds
are often known as passively managed, or passive, funds.

The underlying holdings in passive funds can be stocks,
bonds, or other assets — whatever makes up the index
being tracked.
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Typically, index funds specialize in such areas as equities,
fixed income, commodities, currencies, or real estate.

Choosing different types of funds depends on the investor's
desire for income or growth, risk tolerance, and needs to
balance the portfolio.
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Fixed-income bond funds generally act as a counterbalance
to growth stocks' volatility, for example, while foreign
currency funds can help provide a hedge against the
depreciation of the US dollar.

Key features of passive
investing

The ultimate goal of passive investing is to build wealth
gradually, as opposed to making a quick killing. Key
characteristics of a passive strategy include:

Low costs. Thanks to its slow and steady approach and
lack of frequent trading, transaction costs (commissions, etc.)
are low with a passive strategy.

While management fees charged by funds are unavoidable,
most ETFs — the passive investor's vehicle of choice — keep
charges well below 1%.

Diversified holdings.
Passive strategies also inherently provide investors with an
efficient, inexpensive route to diversification.

That's because index funds spread risk broadly by holding a
wide array of securities from their target benchmarks.

Less risk. By its very nature, diversification almost always
brings with it less risk.

Based on the funds they choose, Investors can also diversify
their holdings further, within sectors and asset classes, with
more targeted index funds.M
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Passive vs. Active Investing

An active investing strategy is the
opposite of passive investing.

As the name implies, it means investors that engage in frequent
or regular buying and selling, the better to outperform the
market and profit from short-term changes in prices.

Often, active investors attempt what's called "market timing":
anticipating the stock market's moves, and trading accordingly.
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Active investing, or active
management, also characterizes many mutual funds
and, increasingly, some ETFs.

These funds are run by portfolio managers who generally focus
on various specialized areas — say, individual categories of
stocks or industries with growth potential.
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They constantly are evaluating,
picking, and trading their portfolios.

Lack of flexibility. Even if index fund
managers foresee a decrease in their benchmark's
performance, they typically can't take such steps as cutting back
on the number of shares they own, or take a defensive,
counterbalancing position in other securities.
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Fewer windfalls. Since passive funds are designed to
mirror the market, investors are unlikely to experience the big
coups that actively managed funds can sometimes provide.

No catching that rising stock star, in other words. Even if a fund
did, it might not benefit as much, since the returns would be
mitigated by the other holdings in the portfolio.

Less pain but less gain. Buying and holding can
be a winning tactic in the long run (at least a decade or two).
You weather the market volatility.

But evening out the risks also flattens out the rewards. In
shorter time spans, active investing often provides better
results and juicier gains.

What are the risks associated
with fixed income?

There are four major risks
associated with fixed income:

Interest rate risk
When interest rates rise, bond prices fall, meaning the bonds you
hold lose value.
Interest rate movements are the major cause of price volatility in
bond markets.
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Inflation risk
Inflation is another source of risk for bond investors. Bonds
provide a fixed amount of income at regular intervals.

But if the rate of inflation outpaces this fixed amount of income,
the investor loses purchasing power.
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Credit risk
If you invest in corporate bonds, you take on credit risk in
addition to interest rate risk.

Credit risk (also known as business risk or financial risk) is the
possibility that an issuer could default on its debt obligation.

If this happens, the investor may not receive the full value of
their principal investment.
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Liquidity risk
Liquidity risk is the chance that an investor might want to sell a
fixed income asset, but they’re unable to find a buyer.
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----- Past performance which is no
guarantee of future results.

Investment returns and principal value
will fluctuate so that when shares are
redeemed, they may be worth more or
less than their original cost.

Current performance may be higher or
lower than the performance shown.

Returns without sales charges would
be lower if the sales charges were
included.

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The analyst typically has a university degree in finance,
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Employment opportunities for this type of analyst are
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on all of a business’ assets. Sometimes but not always,
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company to the investors in the company.

It is usually up to the company to decide whether to give
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Don’t let emotions rule your decisions.

Stay invested (and diversified) for the eventual
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Bulls are usually stronger than bears...
Stock markets run in cycles: Bear markets (20%+ price drops over
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The reasons range from general corporate health to geopolitical
drama to, yes, recessions caused by pandemics.

But historically, the upturns have been much stronger and lasted
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and risk tolerance (how well you handle the market’s ups and
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Think you can forecast which types of investments will outperform
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Emotional decisions are usually bad ones
Everyone wants to “buy low” and “sell high.” The problem is, most
investors get caught up in the heat of the moment — and end up
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Dollar-cost averaging can help volatility work for you
Steady investing can pay off in choppy waters.

When you invest a set amount of money at regular intervals, you
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This strategy, known as dollar-cost averaging, lowers the average
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Rebalancing can help you stay on track
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investments — suited to your goal and risk tolerance. But over time,
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Example: Say your strategy calls for a mix of 65% equity (stock)
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Fixed income Security investments:
Investment that provides a return in the form of fixed periodic interest payments and
the eventual return of principal at maturity.

Fixed income refers to any type of investment under which the borrower or issuer is
obliged to make payments of a fixed amount on a fixed schedule. For example, the
borrower may have to pay interest at a fixed rate once a year and repay the principal
amount on maturity.
Fixed-income securities can be contrasted with equity securities – often referred to
as stocks and shares

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