0 used to describe investments such as bonds that pay the same amount of money every month, year, etc.: --
1 an income, for example from a pension, that does not change over a period of time: --
2 investments that provide an income that does not change over a period of time: --
We believe that the fixed-income groups have had a very hard time, and we intend to safeguard their interests and the interests of the wage earners as well.
We all know the grievous sacrifices that fixed-income people have to make every day of their lives: they are some of the most poignant tragedies of our time.
We are always being told how difficult it is to find ways and means of helping the small fixed-income groups.
With regard to the fixed-income groups, we do not accept that inflation does not matter.
It does not reflect the position of the low, fixed-income groups, and of them about 4 million are old-age pensioners.
They do care about the fixed-income groups and the people with large families.
The danger is that many of them will become fixed-income economies unless more is done to boost economic activity.
But there are many countries where this assumption is not valid and there are no domestic entities capable of offering a risk-free fixed-income asset to investors.
