Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods related to conversion of access data based on memory device size are described herein. An example apparatus can include a memory device, a mode register, an address decoder, and a memory controller. The memory device can include an array of memory cells. The memory controller can cause performance of a memory access. Performance of the memory access can include receiving access data associated with a first memory device size to access data stored in the memory device. The memory device can be a second memory device size. Performance of the memory access can further include accessing the data in the memory device that is the second memory device size using the access data.

Abstract: A method for attaining a financial goal. Using a computer, an individual makes decisions that include whether or not to engage a skilled investor to select an investment mix of asset classes; to then produce a starting investment portfolio by populating the selected investment mix with appropriate assets; and to monitor and adjusting the investment portfolio over time. These determine a path along a decision tree. A computer may then determine the likelihood of meeting the financial goal. The investment mix of asset classes may be determined using computer-generated tables of rolling average, historic returns. The computer may also cross-check an estimated return of the selected mix to ensure that a needed return may be attained. An investment portfolio is then created by populating the asset classes with appropriate assets. The investment portfolio may be monitored and periodically readjusted back to the original mix of asset classes.

Abstract: A method for attaining a financial goal. Using a computer, an individual makes decisions that include whether or not to engage a skilled investor to select an investment mix of asset classes; to then produce a starting investment portfolio by populating the selected investment mix with appropriate assets; and to monitor and adjusting the investment portfolio over time. These determine a path along a decision tree. A computer may then determine the likelihood of meeting the financial goal. The investment mix of asset classes may be determined using computer-generated tables of rolling average, historic returns. The computer may also cross-check an estimated return of the selected mix to ensure that a needed return may be attained. An investment portfolio is then created by populating the asset classes with appropriate assets. The investment portfolio may be monitored and periodically readjusted back to the original mix of asset classes.