F Fund

The F Fund, commonly associated with the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) in the U.S., refers to a bond fund that invests in fixed-income securities. It's designed to provide moderate returns with lower risk compared to stock funds. Investors typically choose the F Fund to help stabilize their portfolios during market fluctuations. Its performance is influenced by interest rates and the overall bond market, making it a safer option for those seeking income and less volatility in their investments.