PlanPremier® 401(k) plans using the R-6 investment platform can access the Capital Group Target Date Retirement Series (CGTD), a series of collective investment trusts (CITs).
The following disclosures and other documents and policies are available to help plan sponsors, financial professionals and other plan fiduciaries make informed decisions.
The agreement to be signed by the plan sponsor or other authorized plan fiduciary and the trustee for the series, Capital Bank and Trust Company (CB&T), in order for the plan to offer the CITs. (For existing plans only; plans going through the PlanPremier implementation process will receive a participation agreement in the installation kit.)
Use this form to replace the American Funds Target Date Retirement Series® (AFTD) mutual funds with CGTD.
This is an educational brochure for plan sponsors and financial professionals on CITs in qualified retirement plans.
The fact sheets linked below show investment results and details for the Capital Group Target Date Retirement Series collective investment trusts (TD3 and TD5 unit classes) and the American Funds Target Date Retirement Series mutual funds (R-6 share class), by vintage.
The Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®) report shows composite results for all discretionary portfolios managed to each CIT vintage.
The Characteristics Statement details the investment strategy, risks and underlying funds of the series as well as information about the trustee for the series, CB&T.
This document outlines the procedures for plans transferring investments in the AFTD mutual funds to the CGTD CITs.
The trust document for the Capital Group Employee Benefit Investment Trust, which contains the funds in the series.
A disclosure required by the Securities and Exchange Commission with information on CB&T’s investment approach, strategies and risks as well as its fees and industry affiliations.
The policy that governs CB&T’s approach to monitoring the CITs for potentially harmful trading activity.
The policy that governs CB&T’s proxy voting process for underlying investments in the CITs.