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1 laddered portfolio
A laddered portfolio of individual bonds has an additional advantage: If you need to sell some of them to raise cash at a time when the bond market is slumping, you can select the more profitable ones for sale and hold the others to maturity. When redeeming bond fund shares, you may be forced to swallow a capital loss if the market is against you.
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2 long-term
(a) (detainee, prisoner) qui subit un emprisonnement de longue durée;∎ the long-term unemployed les chômeurs de longue durée►► Finance long-term bond obligation f à long terme;Finance long-term bond rate taux m long obligataire;Accountancy long-term borrowings emprunts mpl à long terme;Accountancy long-term capital capitaux mpl permanents;Finance long-term credit crédit m (à) long terme;Finance long-term debt dette f à long terme;Finance long-term financing financement m à long terme;Finance long-term interest rate taux m d'intérêt à long terme;Finance long-term investments placements mpl à long terme; (on balance sheet) immobilisations fpl financières;Finance long-term liabilities dettes fpl ou passif m à long terme;Finance long-term loan prêt m à long terme;Finance long-term maturity échéance f à long terme;long-term memory mémoire f à long terme;long-term planning planification f à long terme;long-term unemployment chômage m de longue durée
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