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Marti is 31 years old and is saving for retirement. Which one of the following portfolio allocations might best suit her situation if she is willing to accept a fair amount of risk in exchange for long-term capital appreciation?

▸ 60% bonds, 15% money funds and 25% real estate

▸ 5% money funds, 10% bonds and 85% growth stocks

▸ 25% bank CDs, 40% corporate bonds, 15% money market, 20% value stocks

▸ 50% mortgage bonds, 5% money market, 45% municipal bonds

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