CIBC Asset Management, a part of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), is a company that helps people invest their money in different ways. They have different types of investments called bond funds, which are like loans that people can invest in. These bond funds have different names and targets for when they will end, like 2025, 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029. They also have some bond funds for investments in the United States.

CIBC Asset Management is making more of these bond funds, so that people can have more options to invest in. They are also making similar funds that are traded like stocks, called ETFs. This way, people can invest in these funds more easily and choose when they want to get their money back.

These bond funds and ETFs are good for people who want to save money for short-term goals, like buying a car or paying for a vacation, because they know exactly when they will get their money back. CIBC Asset Management has a lot of experience and knowledge in investing, so they can help people make good choices with their money. Read from source...

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This article is a press release announcing the expansion of the CIBC Investment Grade Bond Funds lineup by CIBC Asset Management Inc. The press release provides details on the new funds and their expected launch dates.

Strengthen the personal finance section and use objective risk ratings, such as Morningstar. Provide a clear comparison of the benefits and risks of the different bond funds.
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