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Mutual Fund - Type Fund

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Money Market - Portfolio   Fixed Income Cash equivalent, Such as T-bills,CD's commercial paper,BAs  
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Money Market - Objectives/Risk/Features   Fixed Income Preservation of capital, Attempts to maintain $1 NAV(not guaranteed) Used to "park" fund while making investment decisions  
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US Government - Portfolio   Fixed Income T-bonds, T-notes, T-bills  
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US Government - Objectives/Risk/Features   Fixed Income Income with no risk May be subject to interest rate the longer the average maturity of the portfolio, the greater the interest rate risk. The funds themselves are NOT guaranteed by the US.  
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Municipal Bond - Portfolio   Fixed Income Municipal Bonds (some funds have of only a single state)  
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Corporate: Investment Grade - Portfolio   Fixed Income Corporate Bonds rated BBB/Baa or higher  
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Corporate: Investment Grade - Objectives/Risk/Features   Fixed Income Income with modest credit risk Dividends are fully taxable Interest rate risk  
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Corporate: High Yield ("Junk Bonds") - Portfolio   Fixed Income Corporate Bonds rated BB/Ba or lower  
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Corporate: High Yield ("Junk Bonds") - Objectives/Risk/Features   High Than normal income with higher than normal default risk. Investor must be able and willing to assume default risk. Also has interest rate risk.  
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Growth & Income - Portfolio   Blend Mix of equities and bonds  
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Growth & Income - Objectives/Risk/Features   Income with opportunity for growth Less growth than pure growth fund, less income than pure income fund Some managers allowed wide discretion regarding mix of portfolio securities.  
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Balanced - Portfolio   Blended Mix of equities and bonds  
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Balanced - Objectives/Risk/Features   Growth with opportunity for income. Portfolio mix usually under tighter constraints than growth & income fund  
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Equity Income - Portfolio   Equity Dividend paying equity  
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Equity Income - Objectives/Risk/Features   Equity Safe, consistent income with secondary objective of growth. Less volatile than other equity funds.  
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Growth - Portfolio   Equity Common stock  
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Growth - Objectives/Risk/Features   Capital appreciation Income not a consideration subject to market fluctuation  
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Aggressive Growth - Portfolio   Equity Small Cap stocks  
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Aggressive Growth - Objectives/Risk/Features   Maximum capital appreciation May employ short-term trading strategies. Very volatile. Investors must be risk tolerant.  
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Index - Portfolio   Equity Common stocks in same proportions as selected index (E.g) S&P 500)  
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Index - Objectives/Risk/Features   Match the return of the market Passively managed Low expenses and portfolio turnover Tax efficient  
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Foreign - Portfolio   International Common stocks from outside the US  
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Foreign - Objectives/Risk/Features   International Capital appreciation in markets that might not follow US market. Exposure to exchange rate risk and political risk, in addition to market risk.  
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Global - Portfolio   US and foreign Common stock  
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Global - Objectives/Risk/Features   Capital appreciate in whatever markets look attractive to manager. Exposure to exchange rate risk and political risk, in addition to market risk.  
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Special Types - Sector - portfolio   Common stocks from particular industry (e.g, telecommunication)  
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Special Types - Sector Objectives/Risk/Features   Provides exposure to selected industry group without the hassle of individual stock selection by the investor Less diversification increases risk if sector suffers downturn.  
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