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M*: 6 U.S. Equity Funds For Risk-Averse Investors

FYI: These funds won't keep you up at night if you're squeamish about exposing the bulk of your assets to the market.
Regards,
Ted
http://news.morningstar.com/articlenet/article.aspx?id=753979

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  • Only M* would call Wellesley and Berwyn equity funds. Maybe they had to add these to get their six-fund total?
  • Thanks, Ted- Going to take a hard look at TWEIX, as we already have an account at American Century.
  • Be sure to read the comments, as always with M*.
  • edited May 2016
    @Old_Joe,

    I have been thinking of rolling out of one of the six funds in my domestic equity sleeve found in the growth & income area of my portfolio and replacing it with TWEIX. Although it has performed well, of late in downdrafts, it's yield is on the low side for me for a growth & income fund. With this, I am still pondering of what to do. I do like this fund a lot and might add it, in another sleeve, as a ballast equity holding once I decide to increase my equity allocation sometime in the future.
  • @Old_Skeet- Thanks Skeet- appreciate your thoughts on this-

    Regards- OJ
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