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Investment Options

Grow your savings tax-free.

There are five investment options to help you meet your savings goals while not impacting your means-tested benefits.

Target risk Portfolios

Aggressive Growth Portfolio

The Aggressive Growth Portfolio maintains a target asset allocation of 80% equity, 20% fixed income. The target asset allocations are comprised of Vanguard’s Total Stock Market Index, Total Bond Market Index, Total International Stock Index, and Total International Bond Index Funds. 

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Moderate Growth Portfolio

The Moderate Growth Portfolio maintains a target asset allocation of 60% equity, 40% fixed income. The target asset allocations are comprised of Vanguard’s Total Stock Market Index, Total Bond Market Index, Total International Stock Index, and Total International Bond Index Funds.

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Conservative Income Portfolio

The Conservative Income Portfolio maintains a target asset allocation of 20% equity, 80% fixed income. The target asset allocations are comprised of Vanguard’s Total Stock Market Index, Total Bond Market Index, Total International Stock Index, and Total International Bond Index Funds.

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Principal protected accounts

FDIC Insured Savings

The FDIC Insured Savings Account invests 100% of its assets into interest bearing deposit accounts at a bank. Specifically, the Portfolio invests in omnibus deposit accounts at Atlantic Union Bank.

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Checking

pie chart showing 100% of its assets into FDIC-insured checking accounts at a bank

The Checking Account invests 100% of its assets in FDIC-insured checking accounts held at Fifth Third Bank for the exclusive benefit of Account Owners utilizing the Checking Account.

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Fees & Expenses

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Impact on Benefits

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