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401(k) Investment Menu (Fund Lineup)

The list of funds you can choose inside your 401(k), with their expense ratios — the menu you build your allocation from.

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The fund-selection screen Maya Chen sees mid-enrollment inside her retirement-plan portal: a navigation bar, the four-step enrollment trail with the Investments step current and Confirmation still ahead, an instruction to allocate to 100%, a tiered list of funds (target-date, core index, actively managed, company stock) with each fund's expense ratio highlighted and an allocation box, Maya's 100% placed on the index target-date fund, a running allocation total of 100%, and a Continue button.

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Your allocations must add up to 100% before you can continue. Tip: the expense ratio is the number to read on every line.
FUNDEXPENSE RATIO · read thisALLOCATION
Tier 1 · Target-Date FundsOne fund = a complete, self-managing portfolio
Meridian Target Retirement 2065 Index
MTRBX
0.08%100%
Meridian Target Retirement 2060 Index
MTRAX
0.08%0%
Cornerstone Active Target 2065
CSTFX
0.62%0%
Tier 2 · Core Index FundsBuilding blocks for a do-it-yourself mix
Total US Stock Market Index
MTSMX
0.04%0%
Total International Stock Index
MTISX
0.06%0%
Total US Bond Market Index
MTBMX
0.04%0%
S&P 500 Index
MFXIX
0.03%0%
Tier 3 · Actively Managed FundsManagers trying to beat the market — pricier
Apex Growth Fund
APGWX
1.00%0%
Apex Equity Income Fund
APEIX
0.84%0%
Tier 4 · Company StockYour employer's shares — keep small, if any
Northpoint Systems Inc. Stock Fund
NPSSX
0.05%0%
100% allocated· 0% remaining
Fictional specimen for educational use. Fund names, symbols, and expense ratios are illustrative and refer to no real fund. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal.