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Originally Posted by kv968
I couldn't find tickers for those funds either. There is one for a small-cap fund but I don't think that's an index fund.
The ticker you have for the American Century fund is the correct ticker for the fund but not the class you have. I couldn't find that ticker either. The one you have is for the Institutional class whereas the shares you'll have are an Advisor class. The only difference I could see is that the expense ratio is .25% higher on the Advisor shares. You should be ok to at least track it with the ticker you have.
And like Steve said, the 2% redemption fee is normal for some funds such as int'l or small-cap where they try to discourage people from trying to time the market.
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Are you sure that is not the correct ticker for the American Century fund? Google finance is showing it as correct?
http://finance.google.com/finance?q=TWGAX
I thought ADV stood for advisor?
As for the other two that i could not find, Russell 2000, and midcap 400, how are you supposed to track something you cannot find
? You would think they would have the tickers on our company 401k info sheets, but they do not.