FIDELITY LIMITED TERM MUNICIPALS
497, 1994-03-14
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SUPPLEMENT TO 
FIDELITY'S TAX-FREE
BOND FUNDS
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 17, 1994
The following information 
replaces the second paragraph 
on page 19:
   The interest from some     
   municipal securities is subject     
   to the federal alternative     
   minimum tax. Limited Term     
   Municipals does not currently     
   intend to purchase these     
   securities. Aggressive Tax-Free     
   may invest up to 20% of its     
   assets in these securities. High     
   Yield Tax-Free may invest so     
   that 20% of its income comes     
   from these securities.     
   Individuals who are subject to     
   the tax must report this interest     
   on their tax returns.    
The following information 
supplements the second 
paragraph under the heading 
"INVESTMENT PRINCIPLES" on 
page 26:
   If you are subject to the federal     
   alternative minimum tax, you     
   should note that up to 20% of     
   High Yield Tax-Free's income     
   may come from investments in     
   municipal securities issued to     
   finance private activities. The     
   interest from these investments     
   is a tax-preference item for     
   purposes of the tax.    
   
SUPPLEMENT TO 
FIDELITY'S TAX-FREE
BOND FUNDS
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 17, 1994
The following information 
replaces the second paragraph 
on page 19:
   The interest from some     
   municipal securities is subject     
   to the federal alternative     
   minimum tax. Limited Term     
   Municipals does not currently     
   intend to purchase these     
   securities. Aggressive Tax-Free     
   may invest up to 20% of its     
   assets in these securities. High     
   Yield Tax-Free may invest so     
   that 20% of its income comes     
   from these securities.     
   Individuals who are subject to     
   the tax must report this interest     
   on their tax returns.    
The following information 
supplements the second 
paragraph under the heading 
"INVESTMENT PRINCIPLES" on 
page 26:
   If you are subject to the federal     
   alternative minimum tax, you     
   should note that up to 20% of     
   High Yield Tax-Free's income     
   may come from investments in     
   municipal securities issued to     
   finance private activities. The     
   interest from these investments     
   is a tax-preference item for     
   purposes of the tax.    
   
MUB-94-1 March 10, 1994
MUB-94-1 March 10, 1994



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