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		<title>Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs)</title>
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It’s time to see if they are right for you
3 Reasons to Consider SMAs
 Executive Summary:
Once an investment vehicle for large institutions or the ultra wealthy, separately managed accounts (SMAs) are now commonly available for as little as $100,000. Separately managed accounts offer investors three potential advantages:


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