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The Vanguard Age-Based Option: Moderate Growth Portfolio in a 529 college savings plan is a type of age-based investment strategy designed to balance growth and risk, adjusting automatically as the beneficiary gets older and closer to college age.

Here’s what it typically includes:

🧾 Vanguard Age-Based Moderate Growth Portfolio (529 Plan)

📊 Goal:

Provide moderate growth while reducing risk gradually as the child approaches college.

🔁 Automatic Glide Path:

The portfolio shifts its asset allocation over time:

   •    Younger children (0–5 years): Higher allocation to stocks (e.g., 70–80%) for long-term growth.

   •    Middle school age (6–12): More balanced, e.g., 60% stocks / 40% bonds.

   •    High school age (13–18): Becomes more conservative — increased bonds and short-term investments to preserve capital.

   •    College age (18+): Primarily bonds and money market to reduce volatility.

💼 Typical Asset Allocation (Midpoint Example):

(Exact breakdown may vary slightly by plan and age band, but generally includes):

   •    U.S. Total Stock Market Index Fund

   •    International Stock Market Index Fund

   •    Total Bond Market Index Fund

   •    International Bond Index Fund

   •    Possibly money market or short-term bond funds in later stages

🛡️ Risk Level:

   •    Designed for investors who want a balance between risk and return

   •    Less aggressive than the "aggressive growth" track

   •    More growth potential than the "conservative" track

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