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FCAVX
(Advisor)|
Total Net Assets
As of 08/31/2019 |
$ |
|---|---|
| Asset Class | Fixed Income |
| Inception Date | 02/01/1977 |
| Dividend Frequency | Monthly |
FCGAX
(Advisor)|
Total Net Assets
As of 08/31/2019 |
$ |
|---|---|
| Asset Class | Equity |
| Inception Date | 03/31/1948 |
| Dividend Frequency | Annually |
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