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The model ratings mentioned above are based on forward-looking qualitative assessments as well as select quantitative data through June 30, 2024 for the core models and September 30, 2024 for the Retirement Income models, respectively. No share classes were directly cited for the ratings upgrades, but Morningstar's reports include mentions of the F-2 share class as examples. Gold medalist ratings (100% analyst-rated) were reaffirmed as of 08/13/2024 for the following model portfolios: American Funds Global Growth Model Portfolio, American Funds Growth Model Portfolio, American Funds Growth and Income Model Portfolio, American Funds Moderate Growth and Income Model Portfolio and American Funds Conservative Growth and Income Model Portfolio. Gold medalist ratings (100% analyst-rated) were reaffirmed as of 07/19/2024 for the following model portfolios: American Funds Tax Aware Growth and Income Model Portfolio, American Funds Tax Aware Moderate Growth and Income Model Portfolio, American Funds Tax Aware Conservative Growth and Income Model Portfolio, American Funds Tax Aware Moderate Income Model Portfolio and American Funds Tax Aware Conservative Income Model Portfolio. Gold medalist ratings (100% analyst-rated) were reaffirmed as 1/14/25 and 1/15/25, for the American Funds Retirement Income - Moderate and the American Funds Retirement Income - Enhanced, respectively.

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²Source: Morningstar, "The Thrilling 36" by Russel Kinnel, August, 2024. Morningstar`s screening took into consideration expense ratios, manager ownership, returns over manager`s tenure, and Morningstar Risk, Medallist and Parent ratings. The universe was limited to share classes accessible to individual investors with a minimum investment no greater than $50,000 and did not include funds of funds. Class A shares were evaluated for American Funds. Visit morningstar.com for more details. The funds named to the list were American Balanced Fund, American Mutual Fund, Capital Income Builder, The Growth Fund of America, The Income Fund of America, The New Economy Fund and New Perspective Fund. Not all funds are in all models or portfolio strategies.

³Source: Cogent Syndicated (December 2024) Advisor Use of Model Portfolios and Separately Managed Accounts: Examining the competitive landscape for third-party model providers and asset managers. Web survey, conducted between September 24 and October 7, 2024, of 396 registered financial advisors who have an active book of business of at least $5 million in AUM across five channels, with an average AUM of $289 million and median AUM of $99 million. Survey questions: Assume you were considering investing client assets in model portfolios. Which firm’s third-party models (asset managers and/or turnkey asset management programs) would you be most likely to consider? Which company or companies are described by this statement: Is a leader in asset allocation? Capital Group compensated Cogent for access to this report and to license its content for use herein.

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