EVERGREEN FIXED INCOME TRUST /DE/
497, 2000-02-01
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                          SUPPLEMENT TO THE PROSPECTUS
                                       OF
                EVERGREEN SHORT AND INTERMEDIATE TERM BOND FUNDS
                                  (the "Funds")

     Effective  February 1, 2000 the Class C share maximum deferred sales charge
(as a % of either the  redemption  amount or initial  investment,  whichever  is
lower) is changed to 2.00%. Purchases made prior to February 1, 2000 are subject
to the maximum deferred sales charge stated in the prospectus.

     The paragraph  describing  Class C shares under the section  titled "HOW TO
CHOOSE THE SHARE CLASS THAT BEST SUITS YOU" in the Funds' prospectus is replaced
with the following:

Like Class B shares,  you do not pay a front-end sales charge on Class C shares.
However,  you may pay a deferred  sales charge if you redeem your shares  within
two years  after the month of  purchase.  Also,  these  shares do not convert to
Class A shares and so the higher 12b-1 fee paid by the Class C shares  continues
for the life of the account.

The amount of the deferred sales charge depends on the length of time the shares
were held, as shown below:

Time Held                                                 Deferred Sales Charge
Month of Purchase + First 12 Month Period                          2.00%
Month of Purchase + Second 12 Month Period                         1.00%
Thereafter                                                            0%
Dealer Allowance                                                   2.00%

     Under each Fund's  "Example of Fund  Expenses,"  the Class C share  example
numbers assuming  redemption at the end of the first year are revised to include
the new maximum deferred sales charge as follows:





Evergreen Capital Preservation and Income Fund $402
Evergreen Intermediate Term Bond Fund          $403
Evergreen Short-Intermediate Bond Fund         $375




February 1, 2000                                                          (1/00)



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