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Short-Term Bond Fund
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Short-term bond fund
A bond mutual fund holding short to intermediate-term bonds that have maturities of three to five years.

Short-Term Bond Fund
A mutual fund that invests predominantly or exclusively in bonds with maturities of less than a few years. The idea behind a short-term bond fund is to provide a return at little risk (compared to other investments) that is nonetheless better than the risk-free rate of return.


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domiciled Short Term Bond funds over the following time periods: 370 funds in the last three years, 319 funds in the last five years.
The Leader Short Term Bond Fund (Ticker:LCCMX) announced a short term capital gain distribution of $0.
Based on total return, Morningstar ranked the Fund #39 out of 457 Short Term Bond Funds for the 1yr period, #7 out of 388 Short Term Bond Funds for the 3yr period, #1 out of 290 Short Term Bond Funds for the 5yr period and #2 out of 165 Short Term Bond Funds for the 10yr period ending April 30, 2008.
 
 
 
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