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The Equity Portfolio

An equity portfolio involves the greatest risk, but perhaps the greatest gain. Its diversified equities seek long-term growth of capital through a broad range of securities and sector exposures. Consistent global market capitalization, nearly half of the portfolio, is invested in international stocks. This portfolio is subject to a relatively high level of risk because of its 100 percent equity securities.

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The Fixed-income Portfolio

Fixed-income portfolio seeks to provide income through diversified, high-quality fixed income investments and a small allocation of international fixed income. This portfolio strives to maintain a high level of credit quality through securities issued by the U.S. government, its agencies, foreign governments and high-quality corporate bonds. Historically, the fixed-income portfolio has experienced less volatility than an equity portfolio, but it can experience wide fluctuations in value.

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The Balanced Portfolio

Balanced portfolio strives for steady growth through multiple asset classes, each with broad diversification. Approximately 40 percent of assets is invested in high-quality fixed income, and 60 percent is invested in a diversified portfolio of equity securities. With the balanced approach, stock market fluctuations have the greatest impact on performance.

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