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Three Higher Education Investment Strategies Tailored to Your Needs
Simple, flexible and smart, the Higher Education 529 Fund allows your
investment to accumulate with federal taxes deferred until your student is
ready to use it for college or graduate school.
Select from Years to Enrollment, Fixed or Individual Fund Portfolios that
suit your investment style, goals and time horizon.
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Years to Enrollment portfolios are built around the number of years until the student enters
college. You can even choose a portfolio to match your investment-risk tolerance: aggressive,
moderate or conservative. Take a look at the Years to Enrollment chart below. You’ll see that,
through the years, the assets will be moved automatically into more moderate, and then more
conservative, portfolios. This progression is designed to help reduce exposure to potential risk
as your student approaches enrollment.

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Fixed Portfolios let you invest in the asset type you choose—equities, bonds, or short-term
government bonds and cash equivalents. With Fixed Portfolios, you can help reduce risk or
help enhance potential returns by allocating your investment across one or more of the Fixed
Portfolio strategy options.
An investment in the program is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation or any other government agency. Although the underlying money market fund
seeks to maintain a net asset value of $1.00 per share, it is possible to lose money by investing in
the fund.

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Individual Fund Portfolios allow you and your financial professional to customize an asset allocation
strategy. Select from stock, bond, global and international funds.

Each 529 Program Portfolio is subject to the risks of the underlying fund(s) in which it
invests. The exact degree and nature of these risks will vary depending on the specific
underlying fund(s) in which a 529 Program Portfolio invests. In general, an investment in
an “aggressive” portfolio entails more risk than an investment in a “conservative” or
“moderate” portfolio. Also, there are special risks that are inherent to international investing
including those related to currency fluctuations, foreign political and economic events.
For more risk information about the 529 Program Portfolios and the underlying funds in
which they invest, see the Program Disclosure Statement.
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