A set amount of income that doesn’t change, and that you can always rely on. The most common type of fixed income is a bond (corporate or government). Fixed income durations vary. For example, for US government fixed income, called Treasuries, the shortest is a bill (under a year); then a note (1-10 years); and finally a bond (10+ years). (See also: Bond)
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