In part one of this series, I explained that, although mutual funds make good investments, they actually introduce new risks to a saver because they expose shareholders to market forces. I brought up the problem that happens in the bond market when interest rates seem too low for a bond. In this article, I expand on interest rate risk. I explain that a bond holder can choose to ignore it, but a mutual fund shareholder has no choice but to be exposed to it…
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