What is GOVERNMENT INCOME FUND?

Mutual fund investing without default risk most or all of its monies ,for comparatively low interest rate return, in government debt securities.

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Related Legal Terms
GROWTH AND INCOME FUND, EQUITY INCOME FUND, FIXED INCOME FUND, GOVERNMENT BOND, CLONE FUND, FUND SIZE, MONEY MARKET FUND (MMF), ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE FUND, JUNK BOND FUND, MANAGED FUND


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