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BMO Asset Allocation Fund How to buy
Fund Profile
Net Assets ($MM) (Aug 31, 2010) $1,454.9
Price (Sep 09, 2010) $16.5096
YTD Return (Aug 31, 2010) 2.07%
12 Month Low/High $16.0657 / $16.5940
Management Expense Ratio (MER) Sep 30, 2009 2.01%
Eligibility RRSP / RESP / RIF / TFSA / RDSP
Date Started May 2, 1988
Baycom# BMO145
Fundata# BOM*BAL
Minimum Initial Investment $500
Minimum Additional Investments $50
Continuous Savings Plan (CSP) Amount $50 min / month


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Who Should Buy This Fund?

Consider this fund if
  • you want a mix of equities and fixed-income securities in a single fund
  • you're comfortable with medium investment risk.


Investment Objectives and Strategies

This fund's objective is to provide a balance between income and growth in the value of your investment over the long term, by investing primarily in Canadian equities and fixed-income securities.

The asset mix of the fund fluctuates according to the portfolio manager's outlook for the asset classes. The individual securities in each asset class are selected according to each portfolio manager's investment style.

For fixed-income investments, a disciplined investment approach is used based on the portfolio manager's interest rate outlook. Overall maturity structure and sector positioning of the fund's portfolio are based on anticipated changes in the direction of interest rates, while the selection of individual securities is determined by fundamental analysis and relative valuations.

For the Canadian equity portion of the portfolio, the portfolio manager applies a bottom-up fundamental investment process to identify attractively priced securities. This process includes the analysis of company financial statements, management and valuations.

Foreign equity exposure may be achieved by allocating a portion of the fund's portfolio to international portfolio managers or by investing in the securities directly.
 
 
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