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Bond Mutual Fund Investing
Hello,
I am planning on retiring in about 5 years. I currently have my retirement money in a money market mutual fund and I was thinking I should move it to a bond mutual fund to increase my returns. My question is... Given my investment goal is this a good time to invest in a bond mutual fund eventhough interest rates are low and are likely to rise in the coming months? Thank you for any insight you might provide. Charles Handy |
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08-25-2002, 03:58 AM
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VANGUARD GNMA
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10-08-2002, 04:47 PM
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I would not choose a treasury bond fund but a GNMA fund or a short or intermediate corp bond fund would be good for you. I am a big fan of Vanguard. Go to thier web site and check out their funds.
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