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Do you know any reputable bond funds? I am not very familiar with bonds.
 
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Do you know any reputable bond funds? I am not very familiar with bonds.

As a whole, bond is a kind of debt which includes loan. Both need to pay its periodic interest and principle by the end of the tenor. Otherwise, all of the principle and accrued interests become due and payable on demand by the bond investors. Please don't be afraid of the risk. Here, I have some funds worth investing in without any risk. The first one is bond funds specified for solar farms. Solar farms can earn almost fixed income from selling generated electricity, so you could guess how safely this fund can pay off all the debt.

自然な表現

As a whole, a bond is a kind of debt which includes a loan. Both require payment of periodic interest and principal by the end of the tenor. Otherwise, all of the principal and accrued interests become due and payable on demand by the bond investors. Please don't be afraid of the risk. Here, I have some funds worth investing in without any risk. The first one is bond funds specified for solar farms. Solar farms can earn almost fixed income from selling generated electricity, so you could guess how safely this fund can pay off all the debt.

1, 2. indefinite article needed here
3. you may phrase it this way
4, 5. typo / spelling error
Thank you very much for letting me know about this.
What about wind farms?
Are they as profitable?

It depends on contries where the farms are located. In Japan, wind doesn't blow so constantly that its operator is difficult to predict how strongly wind blow and to which directions it blows. Consequently, it can't be easily marketized here. I'm not familiar with the current status abroad, but anyway, you might want to invest in yen-demoninated funds. I recommend you invest in bond funds for solar farms, not wind farms, taking what I explained into account.

自然な表現

It depends on countries where the farms are located. In Japan, wind doesn't blow constantly so it's difficult to predict how strongly the wind will blow and to which directions it will blow. Consequently, it can't be easily marketized here. I'm not familiar with the current status abroad, but anyway, you might want to invest in yen-demoninated funds. I recommend you invest in bond funds for solar farms, not wind farms, taking what I explained into account.

1. typo error
2. this may be what you mean
3, 4. if you're talking about predicting something, you may want to use "will"
Okay, thank you for the clarification. Which other bonds can I invest in? I would like to know if there are other options.

Actually, I have so many sorts of bond funds which I'd like to recommend to you, but please remember that many of them have quite low interest rate which doesn't sound appealing to you. I know you need at least one percent interest rate for an investment. Out of what I can offer, the fund for solar farms is the highest rate and is over one percent. Others can't exceed the figure, which is the reason why I stick to this investment.

自然な表現

Actually, I have so many sorts of bond funds which I'd like to recommend to you, but please remember that many of them have quite a low interest rate which doesn't sound appealing to you. I know you need at least one percent interest rate for investment. Out of what I can offer, the fund for solar farms is the highest rate and is over one percent. Others can't exceed the figure, which is the reason why I stick to this investment.

1. good response. here, we need an indefinite article if you mean "one"
2. we can delete the indefinite article
  • periodic(定期的な)
  • reputable(評判の良い、信頼できる)
  • bond fund(債券ファンド)
  • interest rate(金利)
  • bankruptcy(倒産)
  • When you buy a bond, you are lending money to the bond's issuer, who promises to pay you back when the loan is due.(債券を買うということは、満期日には元本が償還されるという約束の元、発行者にお金を貸すということです。)
  • The issuer promises to pay you a fixed amount of interest on a regular basis instead of using your money.(発行者はあなたのお金を使用する代わりに、決まった利息を定期的に支払うことを約束します。)
  • Bond prices tend to have an inverse relationship with interest rates.(債券価格は金利と逆の動きをします。)
  • Usually, when interest rates increase, bond prices tend to decrease. (通常、金利が下がれば債券価格は上がり、金利が上がれば債券価格は下がる傾向があります。)
  • The risk of buying a bond fund is when the issuer cannot pay you the interest rate and the principal due to bankruptcy. (債券のリスクは、発行体が破たんした場合には利息の支払いや元本の返還が不能となってしまう可能性があることです。)

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