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Investing in bonds involves more risk than investing in stocks.
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Generally, bonds are considered less risky than stocks because bondholders have priority over shareholders in payment and bonds typically provide fixed interest payments. (Exceptions exist — e.g., junk bonds or highly leveraged situations can be higher risk than some stocks.)
Generally, bonds are considered less risky than stocks because bondholders have priority over shareholders in payment and bonds typically provide fixed interest payments. (Exceptions exist — e.g., junk bonds or highly leveraged situations can be higher risk than some stocks.)
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