FIDELITY MUNICIPAL TRUST
497, 1995-10-02
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE 
FIDELITY TAX-FREE
BOND FUNDS'
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 19, 1995
   The following information 
replaces similar  information 
found in the Charter section 
beginning on page 12.
David Murphy is manager 
and Vice President of High 
Yield Tax-Free, which he has 
managed since October 
1995. Mr. Murphy also 
manages Spartan Municipal 
Income, Limited Term 
Municipals, Advisor Limited 
Term Tax-Exempt: Class A, 
and Advisor Limited Term 
Tax-Exempt: Institutional 
Class.  Previously, he 
managed Spartan 
Short-Intermediate Municipal, 
Spartan Intermediate 
Municipal, Spartan New 
Jersey Municipal High Yield, 
Spartan New York 
Intermediate Municipal, and 
Advisor Short-Intermediate 
Tax-Exempt. Mr. Murphy 
joined Fidelity in 1989.
Tanya  Roy is manager of 
Aggressive Tax-Free, which 
she has managed since 
October 1995.  Ms. Roy also 
manages Advisor High 
Income Municipal and 
Spartan Aggressive 
Municipal.  Previously, she 
managed Municipal Bond 
and was a municipal bond 
analyst.  Ms. Roy joined 
Fidelity in 1989.    
The following information 
replaces similar  information 
found on page 14.
AGGRESSIVE TAX-FREE seeks 
high current income that is 
free from federal income tax 
by normally investing at least 
65% of its total assets in 
securities rated A or lower by 
Moody's or S&P or, if 
unrated, judged by FMR to 
be of equivalent quality. 
Since the fund can 
emphasize lower-quality 
securities, FMR's research 
and analysis are an integral 
part of choosing the fund's 
investments. Although the 
fund can invest in securities 
of any maturity, it generally 
invests in medium and 
long-term bonds and 
maintains a dollar-weighted 
average maturity of 10 years 
or longer. FMR normally 
invests at least 80% of the 
fund's assets in federally 
tax-free municipal securities.
If you are subject to the 
federal alternative minimum 
tax, you should note that the 
fund may invest up to 20% of 
its assets 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 THE 
FIDELITY TAX-FREE
BOND FUNDS'
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 19, 1995
   The following information 
replaces similar  information 
found in the Charter section 
beginning on page 12.
David Murphy is manager 
and Vice President of High 
Yield Tax-Free, which he has 
managed since October 
1995. Mr. Murphy also 
manages Spartan Municipal 
Income, Limited Term 
Municipals, Advisor Limited 
Term Tax-Exempt: Class A, 
and Advisor Limited Term 
Tax-Exempt: Institutional 
Class.  Previously, he 
managed Spartan 
Short-Intermediate Municipal, 
Spartan Intermediate 
Municipal, Spartan New 
Jersey Municipal High Yield, 
Spartan New York 
Intermediate Municipal, and 
Advisor Short-Intermediate 
Tax-Exempt. Mr. Murphy 
joined Fidelity in 1989.
Tanya  Roy is manager of 
Aggressive Tax-Free, which 
she has managed since 
October 1995.  Ms. Roy also 
manages Advisor High 
Income Municipal and 
Spartan Aggressive 
Municipal.  Previously, she 
managed Municipal Bond 
and was a municipal bond 
analyst.  Ms. Roy joined 
Fidelity in 1989.    
The following information 
replaces similar  information 
found on page 14.
AGGRESSIVE TAX-FREE seeks 
high current income that is 
free from federal income tax 
by normally investing at least 
65% of its total assets in 
securities rated A or lower by 
Moody's or S&P or, if 
unrated, judged by FMR to 
be of equivalent quality. 
Since the fund can 
emphasize lower-quality 
securities, FMR's research 
and analysis are an integral 
part of choosing the fund's 
investments. Although the 
fund can invest in securities 
of any maturity, it generally 
invests in medium and 
long-term bonds and 
maintains a dollar-weighted 
average maturity of 10 years 
or longer. FMR normally 
invests at least 80% of the 
fund's assets in federally 
tax-free municipal securities.
If you are subject to the 
federal alternative minimum 
tax, you should note that the 
fund may invest up to 20% of 
its assets in municipal 
securities issued to finance 
private activities. The interest 
from these investments is a 
tax- preference item for 
purposes of the tax.
    
 
MUB-95-2 October 1, 1995
MUB-95-2 October 1, 1995    



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