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bonds vs stocks vs fixed deposites vs mutual funds?

what are bonds and how they are better than other investment options , if they give as little as 3 – 5 % returns , when compared to other options such as mutual funds and real estate which can give 30 – 50% returns.

why so many people and institutional investors opt for bonds ?
is this simply because they are too lazy to decide or research and want to play safe ?


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