Life cycle funds also approach their investment task of asset allocation in different ways.
Not exact matches
Venture capitalist Mark Suster explains that the cost of starting a company has fallen by 90 % in the past decade, one reason investors — who
also have heard of Zuckerberg and Mason — are more willing to
fund more companies, with younger founders, ever earlier in their
life cycle.
Asset - allocation mutual
funds,
also known as
life -
cycle, or target - date,
funds, are an attempt to provide investors with portfolio structures that address an investor's age, risk appetite and investment objectives with an appropriate apportionment of asset classes.
Also known as a
life cycle or age based
fund, it uses several
funds to build an asset allocation with a specific time frame or target date in mind.
Target date mutual
funds are
also known as target - risk
funds,
life cycle, target year,
life style
funds, and the list of things marketers call them continues to grow.