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Would my 401(k) account balance and fund share change upon mapping to the new funds?

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Your Principal funds held in your 401(k) account will be mapped to the new funds with a similar investment style. Many of these new funds will have an opening Net Asset Value (NAV) of $10.00 per share. For example: • As of March 27, let’s say you own 100 shares of Principal SmallCap Growth Fund with a closing NAV of $8.00. Your account balance is $800 (100 shares x $8). • As of March 28, your Principal SmallCap Growth Fund balance of $800 will be used to purchase the new Small/Mid Cap Growth Fund with a NAV of $10.00/share, which converts to 80 shares. Your account balance remains the same $800 (80 shares x $10). Your 401(k) account balance may change during and after the blackout period based on the stock market fluctuation.

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