Selecting Mutual Funds for
Your Investment Portfolio
Use the chart below to identify the types of mutual funds best suited to your particular investment objectives and keep on refering to it as you formulate your investment portfolio:
| If Your Basic Objective Is: |
You Want the
Following Fund Type: |
Funds Invest Primarily
In: |
Potential Capital Appre-ciation: |
Potential Current Income: |
Potential Risk: |
| Maximum Capital Growth |
Aggressive Growth
Int/national |
Common stocks with potential
for very rapid growth. May employ certain aggressive strategies |
Very High |
Very Low |
High to Very High |
| High Capital Growth |
Growth
Specialty/
Sector
Int/national |
Common stocks with long-term growth potential |
High to Very High |
Very Low |
High |
| Current Income & Capital Growth |
Growth & Income |
Common stocks with potential for high dividends and capital appreciation |
Moderate |
Moderate |
Moderate to High |
| High Current Income |
Fixed Income
Equity Income |
Both high-dividend-
paying stocks and bonds |
Very Low |
High to Very High |
Low to Moderate |
| Current Income & Protection of Principal |
General Money Market Funds |
Money market instruments |
None |
Moderate to High |
Very Low |
| Tax-Free Income & Protection of Principal |
Tax
Exempt Money Market |
Short-term municipal notes and bonds |
None |
Moderate to High |
Low |
| Current Income & Maximum Safety of Principal |
U.S.
Gov/ment Money Market |
U.S.Treasury and agency issues guaranteed by the U.S. Government |
None |
Moderate to High |
Low |
| Tax-Exempt Income |
Municipal Bonds
Double & Triple Tax-Exempt |
A broad range of municipal bonds |
Low to Moderate |
Moderate to High |
Low to Moderate |
Types of Mutual Funds