Capital protection focuses on preserving the initial investment amount rather than chasing high returns. It is commonly used through low-risk instruments like government bonds, fixed deposits, or principal-protected notes. Retirees, risk-averse investors, and those nearing financial goals benefit most, as it shields savings from market volatility and ensures funds are available when needed.
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