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American Century Investments One Choice Portfolio®: Aggressive Investor Class

$15.96

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American Century Strategic Allocation: Aggressive Fund Investor Class

$7.81

TWSAX0.26%

American Century Investments One Choice In Retirement Portfolio Investor Class

$12.39

ARTOX0.24%

American Century Investments One Choice 2025 Portfolio Investor Class

$13.88

ARWIX0.22%

American Century Investments One Choice 2045 Portfolio Investor Class

$17.29

AROIX0.23%

American Century Investments One Choice Portfolio®: Conservative Investor Class

$13.08

AOCIX0.23%

American Century Investments One Choice 2035 Portfolio Investor Class

$15.92

ARYIX0.25%

American Century Investments One Choice Portfolio®: Very Aggressive Investor Class

$19.02

AOVIX0.32%

American Century Investments One Choice Portfolio®: Very Conservative Investor Class

$11.48

AONIX0.17%

American Century Investments One Choice Portfolio®: Moderate Investor Class

$15.13

AOMIX0.27%

American Century Balanced Fund Investor Class

$18.77

TWBIX0.11%

Mutual fund

Nakaraang pagsara

$15.92

YTD return

-0.99%

Expense ratio

0.93%

Kategorya

Aggressive Allocation

Morningstar Rating

Mga net na asset

834.78M USD

Yield

2.37%

Front load

Petsa ng inception

Set 30, 2004

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