
About RetirePilot American Funds
The RetirePilot American Funds Target Date Series is a professionally managed portfolio designed to help you invest for retirement and meet your changing financial needs over time.
RetirePilot American Funds Target Date Funds

How Target Date Funds Work
Investments in the RetirePilot American Funds target date series are allocated among a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds. Investors select a target date fund, typically the one nearest their anticipated retirement date. Over time, that fund's mix of stocks and bonds will shift toward more conservative investments. This gradual shift over time is called a "glidepath."
Here's how it works:
- Larger allocation to stock investments throughout your investing lifetime can help manage the risk of outliving your savings in retirement.
- An increased emphasis on bonds as you near your retirement date can help manage the risk of market declines.
- The fund is managed beyond retirement, so you could possibly use a single fund for decades.

Glidepath Management
Fiduciary to glidepath creation and asset allocation
Underlying active fund management
$2.8T in assets under management1
$346.2 billion in target date assets

Independent Underlying
Fund Selection
Fiduciary to underlying investment selection and monitoring
Largest multi-glidepath target date fund manager (90% market share)2
Fastest growing target date fund manager with over $100 billion in AUM2
Robust investment search process
Quantitative research driven by the RPAG Scorecard SystemTM, serving 10M+ plan participants, 120K retirement plans and $1.6T in assets under management3
Qualitative research driven by committee of 6 CFA and 2 CPFA charterholders

Exclusive to Principal Retirement Plans
The Fund invests in the Principal Fixed Account, a guaranteed investment contract issued by Principal
Principal Fixed Account4 is incorporated into the glidepath to serve as the lowest volatility capital preservation option, seeking to improve portfolio stability and risk-adjusted returns
Approach to Building and Preserving Wealth:
The Series is made up of a mix of underlying American Funds with varying objectives and risk. All of the funds are actively managed, with Capital Group professionals seeking to deliver superior returns while managing risk.
The Series features multi-asset and global funds that empower underlying fund managers to shift between equities and fixed income as well as U.S. and non-U.S. equities in response to market conditions. Certain funds allow market capitalization flexibility as well.
The Series places a greater emphasis on dividend-paying (or equity-income) stocks over time in an effort to provide more equity exposure while managing volatility. This approach can also help manage the risk of outliving your savings by maintaining exposure to equities later in life.
In addition to a focus on asset classes (such as equities and bonds), our Series is built from a mix of funds tied to certain investor objectives of their own.
Bonds funds anchor the glide path by seeking to provide diversification from equities, seeking a degree of inflation protection, capital preservation and income depending on the stage of life.
The Series Features a "Glide Path Within a Glide Path" Approach
Underlying fund allocations by equity yield and fixed income objective seeks to:
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- Growth funds: Seeks to increase capital long term through growth-oriented companies.
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Growth-and-income: Seeks growth of capital and current income through dividend payers.
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Equity Income: Seeks income and growth through a mix of dividend-paying stocks and bonds.
- Balanced funds: Seeks long-term growth of capital, conservation of principal and current income through a mix of securities.
- Diversification from equity: Spreading your investments across different asset classes beyond stocks, such as high-yield bonds and emerging market debt, can help to reduce equity risk and enhance stability.
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Capital preservation: Strategies focused on protecting your initial investment, often through low-risk options like bonds or stable value funds, to help ensure your principal remains intact.