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Glossary of terms





            Subject             Description

            Concentrated        The concentrated investment extremes insights presented are based on all actively employed and separated from service plan participants that have a balance
            investment          greater than $0 and that have been classified as using the Do-it-yourself investment strategy. Concentrated investment extremes are defined as:
            extremes
                                Equity risk:  Participants that are age 50 or older and that have 75% or more of their total balance exposed to equities.
                                • These participants may be inadvertently over-exposing themselves to too much equity (or market) risk, causing them to be vulnerable in market downturns
                                  or times of general volatility, a risk particularly harmful to those nearest retirement.

                                Inflation risk:  Participants of any age, that have 10% or less of their total balance exposed to equities.
                                • These participants may be too removed from the market. While taking on too much risk, as illustrated with the equity extreme definition, can be detrimental
                                  to participant outcomes, the inverse can also be true. Participants underexposed to equities (or the market more broadly) can suffer from lack of investment
                                  returns which would otherwise bolster their performance and account balance growth.

            Advisory services   Advisory services includes all active and terminated participants with a balance. It compares the participants enrolled in the managed account service or online
                                advice service against the participants that are not enrolled as of the last day of the reporting period. Each participant is only included in one group.

            Fund exposure by  The calculation for an individual participant’s exposure to an investment option is: Participant’s balance in the investment option divided by the participant’s
            investment          overall account balance. Participants without a balance in a fund are excluded when calculating the average for each fund. Average fund exposures are
            strategy            provided for the population of participants within each investment strategy to provide insights into how participants of each investment strategy are utilizing
                                the investment lineup.


            Asset allocations   Illustrates the total of participant balances within the different investment options and their associated asset class. Plan level assets and outstanding loan
                                balances are not included. The % of total assets represents the total of participant assets within the fund divided by the total of all participant balances. The
                                participant counts include all actively employed and separated from service plan participants with a balance greater than $0 in the fund.


            Net interfund       Participant transfer in counts are a distinct count of the participants that had transfer in financial activity during the timeframe. Participant transfer out counts
            transfer activity   are a distinct count of the participants that had transfer out financial activity during the timeframe. Net transfers are the net of the transfer in and transfer out
                                financial activity. Net transfers as a % of a fund’s assets is derived by dividing the net transfers amount by the total of participant balances within the investment
                                option. Plan level assets and outstanding loan balances are not included.




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