One fund may invest on mostly established “blue chip” (Companies that pay regular dividends). Another fund may invest in newer technology companies that pay no dividends but that may have more potential for growth. These are the examples of:
Money market funds bond funds (also called “fixed income” funds) , and stock funds (also called equity funds) are the categories of:
A UIT typically issues redeemable securities (or “units”), like a mutual fund, which means:
____________ swaps give companies extra flexibility to exploit their comparative advantage in their respective borrowing markets.