These Target Asset Allocations are indicative, and may vary between the different types of Managed Portfolios available. Full details are set out in the TOMORROW Investment Booklet under each Managed Portfolio investment description.
Aims to maximise returns over rolling fifteen-year periods, after fees, and investors can expect negative returns 6+ years out of every 20.
This graph is illustrative and returns aren’t guaranteed. Your investment in the Fund is also not guaranteed. The value of your investment can rise and fall depending on the
investment returns achieved by the investment portfolio you select. By participating in the Fund you are solely responsible for selecting the investment portfolio in which you invest.
The Trustee and Administrator aren’t responsible for the choice of investment portfolio you make and are not liable for any loss or damage you may incur as a result of you deciding
to invest in, or withdraw from a particular investment portfolio. Return assumptions are based on the modelled return at the 50th percentile (expected return), 75th percentile (higher return) and 25th percentile (lower return). Stochastic modelling has been used to calculate return assumptions.
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