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A
type of mutual fund that splits investment assets among bonds, stocks,
and other various securities in an attempt to provide a consistent
return and diversification.
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Most
Asset allocation funds restrict fund investments to no more than 25%
invested in one type of security. For example only up to 25% of the
portfolio can be invested in stocks. |
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