Oppenheimer

Rising Dividends
FundSeeking dividend Growth over time

Not FDIC Insured

May Lose Value

Not Bank Guaranteed

Oppenheimer RisingDividends Fund
The Fund may be appropriate for investors seeking tomaximize total return through both capital appreciationand income. To pursue this goal, the Fund invests
mainly in common stocks of high quality companies
that currently pay dividends and are expected to growtheir dividends over time.
For top holdings, year-to-date performanceand portfolio statistics go tooppenheimerfunds.com.

Asset ClassLarge Blend
Inception Date

4/30/80

Ticker Symbol

OARDX

The opportunity for growthand income from a stock portfolio
Historically, dividends have been an
important component of total returns.
The aging of the U.S. population,
favorable tax treatment and changes
in corporate policies have put a renewed
focus on dividend-growing companies.
Oppenheimer Rising Dividends
Fund aims to take advantage of thisopportunity by searching for high quality
companies that have reliably paid
dividends in the past and may increase
their dividends in the future. This strategy
seeks to provide both a growing streamof dividend income and potential shareprice appreciation—without taking on
excess risk.

Potential
outperformancewith less risk
From 1926 through 2013, dividends haverepresented nearly 43% of the returns
generated by the stock market, asrepresented by the S&P 500 Index.1
The following charts illustrate that
outperformance—and show how stocksof companies that grow and initiate new
dividend payments, such as those theFund seeks to own, outpaced
other alternatives.
What makes these results even morecompelling is that stocks with growing
dividends have not only outperformed, buthave done so with less risk.

Chart 1
S&P 500 Index: Dividend Growers Have Outperformed with Less Risk
Risk and Return (1972–2013)

Dividend Growers and Initiators(16.1, 10.1%)

AVERAGE ANNUALIZED RETURN (%)

10

All Dividend-Paying Stocks(16.9, 9.3%)
Dividend Payers with no Change(18.2, 7.7%)
5

Non-Dividend-Paying Stocks(25.3, 2.3%)
Dividend Cutters or Eliminators(25.3, 0.0%)001530ANNUALIZED STANDARD DEVIATION

Source: Ned Davis Research, 12/31/13. Based on equal-weighted geometric average of total returnof dividend‑paying and non-dividend-paying historical S&P 500 stocks, rebalanced annually. Uses
indicated annual dividends to identify dividend‑paying stocks and changes on a calendar-year basis.
The performance shown represents the risk-return characteristics of each of the categories withannualized standard deviation (measure of risk) measured on the x-axis and average annualized
return measured on the y-axis. Risk is represented by standard deviation, a statistical measure ofthe degree to which the performance of the portfolio varies from its average performance during aspecific period. Generally the higher the standard deviation, the greater the volatility of the portfolio’s
performance relative to its average return. It is calculated using historical period returns around amean. The performance shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not predict or depict theperformance of the Fund. The returns indicated above are not the Fund’s returns. For the performanceof Oppenheimer Rising Dividends Fund, please go to oppenheimerfunds.com or call us at800.CALL OPP (225.5677). Past performance does not guarantee future results.

High quality
dividend growth

A DifferentiatedStrategy Across Growthand Value

Oppenheimer Rising Dividends Fundinvests in high quality, industry-leading
companies with solid financials andreasonable valuations. The managers
seek to invest in companies that havea history of paying dividends and areexpected to increase their dividend
payments in the future. They believe thisportfolio can provide a growing income
stream, price appreciation and adegree of downside protection.

,169$4The Fund is one of the few dividendfocused products classified by
Morningstar as Large Blend rather thanLarge Value. Most dividend equity fundmanagers are actually Value managers,and focus their attentions primarily on the
Value side of the style box. Often, suchfunds are heavily invested in traditionallyhigher yielding sectors such as utilities
and telecommunications. With a broad
mandate and a focus on dividend growth,
not dividend yield, Oppenheimer Rising
Dividends Fund offers a differentiated,
more flexible way to invest in dividend
paying and growing companies across all
sectors of the large-cap universe.

Chart 2S&P 500 Index: Dividend Growers Have Outperformed Over Time

Hypothetical performance of $100 invested in each of the five strategies (1972–2013)$6,000$5,9975,000■ Dividend Growers and Initiators■ All Dividend-Paying Stocks

4,000$4,131■ Dividend Payers with No Change in Dividends■ Non-Dividend Payers

3,000■ Dividend Cutters or Eliminators$2,199

2,000

1,000

$264
$990
1972

1977

1982

1987

1992

1997

2002

2007

2013

Source: Ned Davis Research, 12/31/13. Based on equal-weighted geometric average of total return ofdividend‑paying and non‑dividend‑paying historical S&P 500 stocks, rebalanced annually. The chartuses indicated annual dividends to identify dividend-paying stocks and changes on a calendar-year basis.
The performance shown is for illustrative purposes only and does not predict or depict the performanceof the Fund. The returns indicated are not the Fund’s returns. For the performance of Oppenheimer Rising
Dividends Fund, please go to oppenheimerfunds.com or call us at 800.CALL OPP (225.5677). Pastperformance does not guarantee future results.

Neil M. McCarthy
SENIOR Vice President and Portfolio Manager
Neil M. McCarthy is the senior portfolio manager ofOppenheimer Rising Dividends Fund and is head of theOppenheimer Growth team.
Prior to joining OppenheimerFunds in 2003, Mr. McCarthy served asFounder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of an investment advisory
firm in New York City. He is a graduate of the College of the Holy Cross andis a member of the Asso­ci­a­tion for Investment Management and Researchand the New York Society of Security Analysts.

Joseph Higgins
Vice President and Portfolio Manager
Joseph Higgins serves as co-portfolio manager ofOppenheimer Rising Dividends Fund and is a memberof the Oppenheimer Growth team.
Prior to joining OppenheimerFunds in 2004, Mr. Higgins was aportfolio manager and held several positions as a research analyst.
Mr. Higgins graduated from Manhattan College and received his M.B.A.
from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He is amember of the Association for Investment Management and Researchand the New York Society of Security Analysts.

Oppenheimer RisingDividends Fund seeks toprovide a growing dividend
income stream and potential
share price appreciation,
without taking on excess risk,

by focusing on stocks themanagers believe will growtheir dividend, and their price,over time.
The Fund seeks to offer
shareholders:u Potential outperformancewith less risku High quality dividend growthu A differentiated strategy
across Growth and Value

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today about the role Oppenheimer
Rising Dividends Fund can play inyour portfolio.

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1. Source: Ibbotson Associates, Standard & Poor’s, Haver, Robert Shiller, Morgan Stanley Research, 12/31/13.
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