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American Century offers a diverse range of investment options in domestic equity, international
equity, fixed income, money market securities, and retirement plans for individual and institutional investors.
They pioneered the use of technology in common stock investing by developing a computer program
to help identify companies with earnings and revenue acceleration.
Below are the links into websites that contain information on American Century Mutual Funds:
American Century Funds Website
Since 1958, American Century has evolved from a small, single-style mutual fund manager to a multi-disciplined, global asset investment management firm offering diverse investment vehicles and employing approximately 2,000 people. We've done so by building an organization with strong values and principles, attracting and retaining talented people, utilizing the best research and technology available, and executing a disciplined and repeatable investment process. American Century Mutual Funds Detailed Analysis by Morningstar, providing profiles, rankings and performance stats on American Century Mutual Funds. Funds By American Century Investments From Yahoo. Providing list of all American Century Funds and links to each profile with accompanying news stories. Fund Group Aligns Funds With Charity As part of a tie-in with a cancer-fighting charity, the Kansas City, Mo.-based fund group renamed its My Retirement portfolios on May 15. The group of five asset-allocation funds was renamed Livestrong portfolios. American Century Acquires Mason Street Funds Kansas City, MO, April 3, 2006 — American Century Investments today announced it has completed the reorganization of 10 out of 11 Mason Street Funds to become part of the American Century fund family, effective March 31. This move expands American Century’s load fund line-up to 25. It also allows The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, the parent company of Mason Street Advisors — advisor to the Mason Street Funds — to relinquish retail fund sponsorship and administration responsibilities and allow Mason Street Advisors to continue to focus on its core asset management business.
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