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To prepare for a
future that's nearer – and probably more costly – than you think,
you need financial power close at hand. The Armada Family of Funds can
help you bring financial goals from every stage of your future within
your grasp
– whether you're planning a home improvement project in a few months,
a college education for your children in a few years, or a comfortable
and worry-free retirement down the road.
Top
Quality Professional Management
National City Investment
Management Company, Armada Funds' investment adviser, manages more than
$24 billion in assets for individuals, corporations and institutions around
the globe. Each Armada Fund has a team of highly specialized managers,
researchers and analysts who work together in an effort to guide the Funds
to successful performance in all markets.
Selection
Armada Funds offer you
a broad selection of equity, asset allocation, fixed income, tax-free fixed
income, money market and tax-free money market funds that can be combined
to seek virtually any investment goal.
Affordability
You can get started
in any Armada Fund with a minimum initial investment of just $500.
Planned
Investment Program
The Armada Planned
Investment Program (PIP) helps you set aside money for your future in
the easiest possible way - with automatic monthly investments of $50 or
more from your checking or savings account.*
Easy-In,
Easy-Out Transactions
You can buy or sell
Armada Funds shares on any business day. (Upon redemption, shares may be
worth more or less than their original cost.)
Changing
Your Investment Strategy
As your goals or
financial needs change, you'll always have the flexibility to change your
investments to meet them. You can exchange shares of one Armada Fund for
another at any time free of charge, provided you are not transferring
shares from an Armada Money Market Fund to a non money market fund. Consult
the Funds' prospectus for details about any fees or taxes you might
incur as a result of transferring shares.
* Systematic investing does not assure a profit or protect against loss in declining markets. Before beginning a systematic investing program, investors should evaluate their willingness to continue investing during periods of low prices, when shares are less valuable.
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