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As an experienced
investment manager for Taft-Hartley funds, Dover never forgets the money we
manage belongs to the worker. While making money for the fund is always our
first concern, investing in companies that support worker's rights is also an
important issue.
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Dover works closely with trustees
in order to successfully implement a conservatively managed investment program
which provides competitive returns while taking less risk than many other
funds.
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When selecting an investment
manager . . .
Use a Firm
That Cares
Management of your fund has never been more
complicated. Dover understands and manages the inherent complexities and unique
issues of Taft-Hartley funds. Our long history of interest in and support of
the labor movement has helped us establish close ties with trustees. In a new
union relationship, we always try to ensure the fund has an investment plan
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Goal-Oriented
Setting realistic and attainable
goals is critically important to a successful fund. It has been said, "If you
don't know where you're going, any road will take you there." However, there
are some roads not worth traveling. Determining which "road" your plan will
take and monitoring its progress is your top priority. To aid you in the
goal-oriented management of your fund, it is important to . . .
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Use A
Disciplined Investment Process
Investment markets can be
extremely emotional. Investment decisions should not be. Reactions based on
short-term market fluctuations are often wrong and costly to your fund. Our
Dover Discipline objectively screens the marketplace
for qualifying securities for purchase and monitors their continuing
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To learn more or discuss how we can work
together to prepare your membership for their financial future, contact:
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Dover
Partners, Inc.
3033 S. Kettering Blvd.
Suite 320
Dayton, OH
45439
(937) 299-4105
Fax: (937) 299-7565
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