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Portfolios 106: Core vs. Noncore Investments

Introduction to Core vs. Noncore Investments What Makes a Core Mutual Fund? What about Core Stocks? How Big Your Core Should Be Summary of Core vs. Noncore Investments
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Summary of Core vs. Noncore Investments

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Summary of Core vs. Noncore Investments

As long as you limit the more risky portion of your portfolio, you aren’t likely to threaten the bulk of your nest egg—and your investing will be more adventurous.

Just don’t forget to put together a reliable core first. You don’t want more thrills than your portfolio can stand.

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  1. What Makes a Core Mutual Fund?
  2. What about Core Stocks?
  3. How Big Your Core Should Be

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