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Merrill Edge Select Funds1 Listing Created As of April 26, 2013 Merrill Edge SelectTM Funds Merrill Edge Select Funds1 Listing created as of April 26, 2013. To help simplify your investing experience, Merrill Lynch investment professionals have developed a proprietary screening process based on quantitative analyses for mutual funds offered through Merrill Edge. Each quarter we take into account risk and performance measures to highlight up to five no-load and load waived funds with no transaction fees for each fund category. Generally, no one metric determines the outcome of any selection, and metrics may have different weights in the filtering process. The Merrill Edge Select Funds are ranked by information ratio and displayed alphabetically. Visit merrilledge.com for details on Merrill Edge Select Funds selection criteria. Domestic Equity Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class Large-Cap Growth JOHN HANCOCK US GLOBAL LEADERS USGLX Domestic Equity GROWTH FD T ROWE PRICE BLUE CHIP GROWTH FD TRBCX Domestic Equity TCW SELECT EQUITIES FUND TGCNX Domestic Equity T ROWE PRICE GROWTH STOCK FUND PRGFX Domestic Equity ALGER SPECTRA FUND SPECX Domestic Equity Large-Cap Value T ROWE PRICE VALUE FUND TRVLX Domestic Equity NUVEEN DIVIDEND VALUE FUND FFEIX Domestic Equity AMERICAN CENTURY INCOME & GROWTH BIGRX Domestic Equity FD NLD JOHN HANCOCK DISCIPLINED VALUE FUND JVLAX Domestic Equity RIDGEWORTH LARGE CAP VALUE EQUITY SVIIX Domestic Equity FUND © 2013 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved. I ARD6A740 I 4/2013 Domestic Equity cont. Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class Mid-Cap Growth HIGHMARK GENEVA MID CAP GROWTH PNMAX Domestic Equity FUND ING MIDCAP OPPORTUNITIES FUND NMCAX Domestic Equity JANUS ENTERPRISE FUND JAENX Domestic Equity AVE MARIA GROWTH FUND AVEGX Domestic Equity NUVEEN MID CAP GROWTH FRSLX Domestic Equity OPPORTUNITIES FD Mid-Cap Value JOHN HANCOCK DISCIPLINED VALUE JVMAX Domestic Equity MID CAP BLACKROCK MID CAP VALUE MDRFX Domestic Equity OPPORTUNITIES FU DWS MID CAP VALUE FUND MIDVX Domestic Equity MANAGERS AMG SYSTEMATIC MID CAP SYAMX Domestic Equity VALUE COLUMBIA MID CAP VALUE FUND CMUAX Domestic Equity Small-Cap Growth T ROWE PRICE NEW HORIZONS FUND PRNHX Domestic Equity UBS US SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND BNSCX Domestic Equity OTCFX Domestic Equity T ROWE PRICE SMALL CAP STOCK FUND EMERALD GROWTH FD HSPGX Domestic Equity THE MANAGERS SPECIAL EQUITY FUND MGSEX Domestic Equity Small-Cap Value NORTHERN SMALL CAP VALUE FUND NOSGX Domestic Equity MUNDER VERACITY SMALL CAP VALUE VSCVX Domestic Equity FUND AMERICAN BEACON SMALL CAP VALUE AVPAX Domestic Equity FUND ROBECO BP SMALL CAP VALUE FUND II BPSCX Domestic Equity International Equity Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class Emerging Markets PEAR TREE EMERGING MARKETS FUND QFFOX International Equity SCHRODER EMERGING MARKET EQUITY SEMVX International Equity FUND T ROWE PRICE EMERGING MARKETS PRMSX International Equity STOCK FD SSGA EMERGING MARKETS FUND SSEMX International Equity AMERICAN BEACON EMERGING AAEPX International Equity MARKETS FD Foreign Large Cap TRANSAMERICA INTERNATIONAL EQUITY TRWAX International Equity FUND LAZARD INTL STRATEGIC EQUITY LISOX International Equity PORTFOLIO LAZARD INTERNATIONAL EQUITY PTFL LZIOX International Equity T ROWE PRICE OVERSEAS STOCK FUND TROSX International Equity T ROWE PRICE SPECTRUM PSILX International Equity INTERNATIONAL FD World Stock WASATCH WORLD INNOVATORS FUND WAGTX International Equity ARTISAN GLOBAL VALUE FUND ARTGX International Equity POLARIS GLOBAL VALUE FUND PGVFX International Equity DWS GLOBAL SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND KGDAX International Equity JANUS GLOBAL RESEARCH FUND JAWWX International Equity International Fixed Income Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class World Bond COLUMBIA GLOBAL BOND FUND IGBFX International Fixed Income Non-Taxable Fixed Income Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class High-Yield Muni T ROWE PRICE TAX FREE HIGH YIELD PRFHX Non-Taxable Fixed Income FUND Short-Term Bond There are currently no funds available in this category that match our selection criteria. Intermediate-Term Bond RIDGEWORTH INVEST GRADE TAX SISIX Non-Taxable Fixed Income EXEMPT BD FD DREYFUS INTERMEDIATE TAX EXEMPT DITEX Non-Taxable Fixed Income BOND FD COLUMBIA INTERMEDIATE MUNI BOND LITAX Non-Taxable Fixed Income FD NUVEEN INTERMEDIATE DURATION NMBAX Non-Taxable Fixed Income MUNI BD FD PACE MUNI FIXED INC INV FD PMUAX Non-Taxable Fixed Income Long-Term Bond NUVEEN ALL AMERICAN MUNI BD FD FLAAX Non-Taxable Fixed Income PIONEER AMT FREE MUNICIPAL FD PBMFX Non-Taxable Fixed Income COLUMBIA AMT FREE TAX EXEMPT INTAX Non-Taxable Fixed Income BOND FUND BLACKROCK NATIONAL MUNICIPAL MDNLX Non-Taxable Fixed Income FUND COLUMBIA TAX EXEMPT FUND COLTX Non-Taxable Fixed Income Taxable Fixed Income Fund Name Security Symbol Asset Class High-Yield Bond ING HIGH YIELD BOND FUND IHYAX Taxable Fixed Income EATON VANCE HIGH INCOME ETHIX Taxable Fixed Income OPPORTUNITIES FD TRANSAMERICA HIGH YIELD BOND IHIYX Taxable Fixed Income FUND COLUMBIA HIGH YIELD BOND FUND INEAX Taxable Fixed Income Short-Term Bond WEITZ SHORT TERM INTERMEDIATE WEFIX Taxable Fixed Income FUND COMMERCE SHORT TERM CFSTX Taxable Fixed Income GOVERNMENT FUND AMERICAN CENTURY SHORT ACSNX Taxable Fixed Income DURATION FD NLD T ROWE PRICE SHORT TERM BD FD PRWBX Taxable Fixed Income COLUMBIA SHORT TERM BOND FUND NSTRX Taxable Fixed Income Intermediate-Term Bond PACE STRATEGIC FX INC INV FD PBNAX Taxable Fixed Income BAIRD CORE PLUS BOND FUND BCOSX Taxable Fixed Income COMMERCE BOND FUND CFBNX Taxable Fixed Income BAIRD AGGREGATE BOND FUND BAGSX Taxable Fixed Income TCW CORE FIXED INCOME FUND TGFNX Taxable Fixed Income Long-Term Bond BLACKROCK LONG DURATION BOND BLADX Taxable Fixed Income PORT FUND AMERICAN CENTURY ZERO COUPON BTTTX Taxable Fixed Income 2020 1Please remember there’s always the potential of losing money when investing in securities. Investors should carefully consider a fund’s investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses before investing. This and other important information is included in the fund’s prospectus, and if available, the summary prospectus, which should be read carefully before investing. You can review fund prospectuses, and if available, the summary prospectus, on merrilledge.com or request a prospectus by calling the Investment Center at .877.653.4732. Applies to open-end mutual funds only. For closed-end funds, refer to the equity schedule. While no-load and load waived funds do not assess sales charges, fund shares are subject to management fees and certain other expenses. Redemption fees may also apply. In addition to receiving dealer concessions and asset-based sales charges and/or services fees in connection with clients’ purchasing and holding mutual fund shares, Merrill Lynch and its affiliates provide other services for which they may receive additional compensation from funds or their affiliates. This compensation is generally disclosed in a fund’s prospectus, statement of additional information or website. The Merrill Edge Select t™ Funds listing is not intended as a recommendation or endorsement of any particular mutual fund. Merrill Edge Select™ Funds meet a proprietary screening process developed by the Investment Management Group (IMG) of Merrill Lynch. The listing contains no-load funds with no transaction fees and load-waived funds that are open for new and subsequent purchases. Available funds have a minimum initial investment of no more than $3,000. Each fund must have $100 million or greater ($500 million for Large Cap funds) in assets under management across all share classes offered by the fund. Note that index funds are not included in Merrill Edge Select™ Funds. Funds generally are classified by their asset class based on their Morningstar investment category. In some cases, Morningstar investment categories may be collapsed by combining similar Morningstar categories within Merrill Edge Select Funds asset classes. In other cases, some Morningstar investment categories may not be included at all; for example, the Merrill Edge Select Funds list does not include Target Date funds. Visit merrilledge.com/mutual-funds/select-funds for details on Merrill Edge Select Funds selection criteria. Some mutual funds, such as BlackRock Inc. and Columbia Funds, that appear in the Merrill Edge Select™ Funds listing may not be available to purchase in Bank of America and Merrill Lynch employee and employee-related accounts. In some cases, there are more advantageous share classes available to purchase. Please utilize the Mutual Fund Screener or contact a Merrill Edge representative for more information. For additional mutual fund information, please reference the Mutual Fund Investing at Merrill Lynch disclosure in the Forms sections of merrilledge.com MLPF&S offers its products, accounts and services through different service models (for example, self-directed and full- service advice). Based on the service model, the same or similar products, accounts and services may vary in their price or fee charged to a client. .
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