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RETIREMENT PLAN INVESTOR
Use your plan ID (available on your account statement) to determine which employer-sponsored retirement plan website to use:
IF YOUR PLAN ID BEGINS WITH IRK, BRK, 1 OR 2
Visit americanfunds.com/retire
IF YOUR PLAN ID BEGINS WITH 34 OR 135
Defining your reasons for investing can help you curate the right balance of funds. Here are some of the most popular goals.
The greater the risk, the greater the potential return. But you also need to balance it against your other goals, your time horizon, tolerance for risk of loss and the potential for losing money.
Many people start by dividing their money among investments, which is called diversification. It means you’re aiming for a mix of investments that vary by asset class as well as characteristics such as size, industry and geography.
Today's highest returning funds aren't always the best choice in the long run. We'll show you how to regularly review your own investments and make adjustments as needed.
Let’s break down fund data so that you know what some common terms mean and what to look out for.
As a young investor, she has plenty of time to weather the market's ups and downs. Funds focused on growth with a proven track record make her feel more confident.
Parker’s strategy:
With plenty saved and less than 20 years to retire, he still wants a growth strategy, just a less risky one. Funds that pay dividends sound good to him.
Faraj’s strategy:
She’s counting down to retirement and doesn’t want to stumble this close to the finish line. She wants funds with the potential to preserve capital and provide a steady income once she’s retired.
Anna’s strategy:
Capital Group has products that fit many investing styles and investment objectives. Answer a few questions, and we’ll provide you with several investing options that might fit your needs.
Most investors fall into one of two paths. Choose yours, and we’ll tailor options to match your approach.
These self-adjusting funds start out focused on growing your investment. As the fund gets closer to its target date (the date you plan to start taking out money, say for retirement or college), it will shift its primary focus from growth to reducing the volatility of your investment and ultimately to maintaining the value of your investment.
Our target date funds are built to help you achieve your goal, whether that is retirement or saving for college.
Each portfolio option is a collection of funds designed to pursue a specific investment objective. The balance of funds within the portfolio is managed to make sure it stays aligned with that objective regardless of market conditions.
Each of our funds has a specific objective and is managed to keep it on track. Choose the portfolio objective that best fits your needs.
There isn't one investment that’s best for everyone. What matters most is finding funds that match your investing priorities.
Growth can help you pursue a path to long-term investment success. You’re interested in achieving or even exceeding your investment goal over the long term. At the same time, you realize that there will be the inevitable ups and downs and, as with any investment, it's possible you could lose money.
Our funds are organized into investment categories. Here’s how funds in these categories might invest your money. Choose the category that best fits your needs.
Funds whose returns come from both asset growth and income (from stocks that have growth potential and pay dividends or bonds that pay interest) may fit your investing style.
Our funds are organized into investment categories. Here’s how funds in these categories might invest your money. Choose the category that best fits your needs.
Investments are not FDIC-insured, nor are they deposits of or guaranteed by a bank or any other entity, so they may lose value.
Investors should carefully consider investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. This and other important information is contained in the fund prospectuses and summary prospectuses, which can be obtained from a financial professional and should be read carefully before investing.
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