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Automatic reinvestment plans are a service that provides for

▸ automatic investment of proceeds from selling one fund into another fund in the same family.

▸ automatic investment of dividends earned within a fund into more shares.

▸ automatic weekly or monthly transfers of funds from a core account to a fund designated by the investor.

▸ automatic movement from aggressive to conservative funds according to the investor's age.

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Fundamentals of Investing

Edition: 14^th

Authors: Zutter, Smart

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