Looks like your just taking the shotgun approach, a little bit of everything.
Also, your company may pay the plan expenses, but you still pay the expense ratio for each fund you own. Would be good to know what those are.
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OP, I'll help you out.
Invesco Small Cap Value Fund. Stock ticker VSCAX: 5.5% front load, 1.1% ER. That's 6.6% of your money right off the top and the fund only equaled the S&P500 in performance this year.
American Funds Growth Fund of America Fund. Stock ticker AGTHX. 5.75% front load, .64% ER.
EuroPacific Growth Fund. Stock ticker AEPGX. 5.75% front load, .85% ER.
A couple of the funds on your list did very well this year and even the last couple years; however, they're all quite expensive and their out-performance probably won't last. The INVESCO and American funds are criminally expensive with most trailing the S&P500
before expenses. This is true of most of their products, even those not on your list.
You pay these expenses, not your company.My advice would be to put it all in your S&P500 index fund until you decide what allocation of bonds you might want - if any.