A segregated fund is actually an insurance contract with two parts: an investment that produces the return and an insurance policy that covers the risk. The segregated fund is like a mutual fund, because you are pooling your money with other people to share investment gains. But since life insurance companies supply segregated funds, there is a guarantee attached that protects the investor's principal from sudden market declines. Think of such an investment as a mutual fund with a safety net.

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