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MARCH 12, 2001

BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR

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Massachusetts GIFT College Investing Plan
INVESTMENT OPTIONS RETURNS YEAR 2000
(or from inception to year-end 2000)
Age-based ranges from 88% equity for newborn to 20% for oldest children, with the balance in money markets and/or bonds n/a
 
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