Investor Education: Asset Allocation Funds

 
 
Fund Fact Sheets
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Why Invest
Setting investment goals
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Understanding risk and reward
What are asset classes
Value of asset allocation
Dollar cost averaging
Compounding
Value of a professional

 

With the number of investment types available today, investors can be overwhelmed by the choices. Some investors chase investment returns or try to time the market or simply do nothing at all. At Huntington, we help you focus first on your long-term investment objectives and then select the funds that may be right for you.

Simple and Cost-Effective

We’ve designed three Huntington Asset Allocation Funds to allow you to access a diversified set of investments with cost-effectiveness and simplicity in mind. Each is a “fund of funds” that invests all of its assets in other Huntington Funds (“Underlying Funds”). Each others a distinct, comprehensive investment program designed to fit the investment objective and risk tolerance of different investors.

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Asset allocation does not assure or guarantee better performance and cannot eliminate risk of investment loss.

Because the Asset Allocation Funds invest in other Funds, the Asset Allocation Funds are shareholders of the Underlying Funds and indirectly bear proportionate share of the operating expenses, including management fees, of the Underlying Funds.