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A Cross-Examination of Life-Cycle Funds

07/06/202105/07/2022 Haydn Martin 0 Comments Bonds, Funds, Life-Cycle Funds, Shares

Life-cylce funds adjust their composition of stocks and bonds as you age. You probably shouldn’t use these – better to control your own money yourself.

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