Target Stock Fund Purchase Cap in the TGT 401(k)

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Target Stock Fund Purchase Cap in the TGT 401(k)

When it comes to investing, you have likely been cautioned against “putting all your eggs in one basket.” Most financial planners and the U.S. Department of Labor recommend limiting the amount of your retirement savings invested in any one company or industry. Along with simply saving enough money, a big factor in determining whether you are on track for a secure financial future is whether your investments are properly diversified to handle the ups and downs of the financial markets. To help TGT 401(k) participants maintain a properly diversified portfolio, a Purchase Cap on the Target Stock Fund (“the Fund”) within the TGT 401(k) will go into effect on June 25, 2015.

How Does the Purchase Cap Work?

 Future Contributions: Each pay period, you may allocate up to 20 percent of your

contributions to the Fund within your TGT 401(k). If you currently allocate more than 20 percent of your contributions to the Fund, on June 25 this will be reduced to 20 percent and the remainder will be allocated to the appropriate LifePath Fund based on your age.

 Current Balances: Any amounts you have already invested in the Fund can remain in the

Fund indefinitely. However, you may only transfer money into the Fund if the overall portion of your account invested in the Fund would be equal to or less than 20 percent of your total account balance after the transfer (based on opening day prices).

The legal notices associated with this change are attached. These notices are for your information

only. No action is required

Next Steps

This is a great time to visit www.targetpayandbenefits.com and review your TGT 401(k) account. On

this web site you can:

 Use Financial Engines to review your current investments and get investment advice (on the

Home page click on the “Get Investment Advice” tile to get started)

 Access the Fund Fact Sheets to read about all of your investment options in the TGT 401(k),

including the Target Stock Fund and LifePath Funds

 Read an article with additional details on the Purchase Cap (available the first week of June)

Questions?

If you have additional questions in the meantime, you may contact the Target Benefits Center at

800-828-5850.

Hablamos Español: Puede obtener mayor información llamando a la linea telefónica del Centro de

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As required by federal regulations, each year Target sends this notice with information about your investment options, fees, and other expenses in the Target 401(k). This notice is for your information only. No action is required.

The Target 401(k) is a great way to build savings for your future: • Enjoy convenient automatic savings through payroll deductions.

• You can choose to make contributions on a before-tax, Roth, regular after-tax basis, or any combination of the three. • Select from the flexible, comprehensive investment lineup.

Take full advantage of the Target 401(k) by choosing a savings rate and investments that meet your long-term saving needs.

Learn More

Review this notice to learn more about Target 401(k) fees and expenses, investment options, and where to go for more information. Also, visit targetpayandbenefits.com:

• For tools to help you explore how your saving and investing decisions impact your long-term savings goals • To review the Summary Plan Description, which includes additional details about the Target 401(k)

What’s Inside

1. About Fees and Expenses 2. The Plan’s Investment Options 3. Investment-Related Information 4. Terms You Should Know

NO ACTION IS REQUIRED

Target 401(k): Information About Your Investment Options, Fees,

and Other Expenses

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1. About Fees and Expenses

As with other investments, many fees and expenses for the Target 401(k) are

paid by investors, in this case, participants in the plan. There are several types of fees: • Some fees are asset-based fees that you won’t see directly because they

are paid as a percent of plan assets (also called an expense ratio) and come out of your investment earnings. The asset-based fees are shown in Section 3 of this document. Asset-based fees are used to pay for

investment management fees and services, such as recordkeeping and participant services, trustee, accounting, and other expenses, relating to the maintenance of the plan or plan funds.

• You may also have individual fees charged to your account that are based on activity you have requested (see the box on the right to learn about individual fees that may apply to your account).

Note: There are no upfront charges when you decide to invest in any of the funds in the Target 401(k).

Fees and expenses are important because they can substantially reduce the growth of your account. (You can find an example that illustrates this concept on the Department of Labor’s website: http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/

publications/401k_employee.html.)

Fees and expenses are only one of several factors to consider when making investment decisions. You also should carefully consider asset class, investment risk, investment objectives, principal investment strategies, and historical performance when selecting investment options. Learn more about the funds at targetpayandbenefits.com.

2. The Plan’s Investment Options

As a participant in the Target 401(k), you’re responsible for investing your account in one or any combination of the plan’s investment options. Within the plan, you will find several options:

• Core Funds, Specialty Funds, and Target Date Funds (sometimes called LifePath®_{Funds) provide you with investments that have returns that can change as}

markets go up and down. More information on these funds is found in Section 3.

• Target has designated Financial Engines, an independent Registered Investment Advisor, to provide fiduciary investment advice and professional management services to plan participants.

Individual Fees in the Target 401(k)

• Investment advice fees: If you choose to receive professional management services from Financial Engines®_{, your account will}

be charged as follows:

Portion of Account Annual Rate Annual Cost

Up to $75,000 0.60% $6.00 per $1,000 $75,000 to $150,000 0.45% $4.50 per $1,000 Over $150,000 0.30% $3.00 per $1,000

Other investment management fees are paid through the asset-based fees that come out of your investment earnings.

• Loan fees: You will pay a $75 fee whenever you take a loan from the Target 401(k). This fee is paid by a reduction in your loan proceeds. As you pay back your loan, you will pay interest at a rate of prime plus 1%.

• Withdrawal fee: You will pay a $20 fee for each non-hardship withdrawal you make while you are an active team member. • Domestic relations order fees: You will pay a $600 fee when

a domestic relations order is processed on your account. (This happens when a court awards a portion of your account to another person due to a divorce settlement.) The fee is deducted before the order is applied.

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You may change your investment elections as often as you like. However, keep in mind that some funds are subject to trading restrictions. If trading restrictions apply, they will be listed in Section 3.

Ultimately, how you invest should depend on your age, lifestyle, accumulated wealth, years to retirement, and comfort level around risk. This notice only provides some information about your investment choices like fees, expenses, and historical returns. Your decisions should be based on the full picture, taking into account your individual situation, not just the information in this notice.

Target Date (LifePath

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_{) Funds}

Target Date Funds (also called LifePath® Funds) provide you with a well-diversified blend of stocks, bonds, and other investments that is

automatically adjusted to lower risk level as you near retirement. To best use the funds, simply select the one fund closest to your retirement date. You do not need to take any further action; the fund’s manager will gradually adjust the asset mix of the fund to include more bonds and fewer stocks. The funds reach their most conservative investment mix on their target retirement date. After that date, the investment mix will stay about the same. The funds do not guarantee that you will have sufficient retirement income at the target retirement date. You can lose money in the funds, both before and after the applicable target retirement date.

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Learn More About the Plan’s Investment Options

Learn more about the investment options and fees that apply to these funds at

targetpayandbenefits.com. Click _{401(k) Tile > View Plan Information}. You can find fund facts, fund performance and other fund information. You can also receive more information about the funds, including paper copies of any information that is provided online, by calling the Target Benefits Center at 800-828-5850. Representatives are available from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday.

To Enroll or Make Changes to Your Investments

You can enroll in the Target 401(k) or make changes to your investments at any time by logging in to targetpayandbenefits.com. Once you have logged in, you can:

• Enroll—simply click the _{401(k) Tile > Contributions > Change Contributions}. • Change your current investment mix or your investment elections for future

contributions—click the _{401(k) Tile > Manage Investments > Change Investments}. Follow the instructions on the website.

If you are unable to log in to the website, you may also enroll or change investment options by calling the Target Benefits Center at 800-828-5850. Benefits Center representatives are available from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. CST, Monday through Friday.

Voting and Tender Rights

As a participant in the Target 401(k), you can direct the manner in which the Trustee will vote the Target Common Stock shares credited to your Target Common Stock Fund account. The Trustee votes your shares in accordance with the voting instructions received from you. If you fail to vote your shares, those not voted shares are voted in proportion to the shares voted by all voting plan participants.

In the event of a tender or exchange offer for 5% or more of the outstanding Target Common Stock, you may direct the Trustee whether to tender or exchange shares allocated to your account. If you fail to provide instructions, the Trustee will not tender the shares allocated to your accounts.

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3. Investment-Related Information

The following table shows the plan’s investment options, including: 1. General information about the type of investment

2. Fee information, including asset-based fees1_{(often called the expense ratio), plus other shareholder-type fees or investment restrictions}2

3. Historical fund performance and an appropriate benchmark for the same period of time3

Keep in mind, however, that past performance does not guarantee how the investment option will perform in the future. Your investment in these options could lose money. Information about an option’s principal risks is available on _{targetpayandbenefits.com > 401(k) Tile > View Plan Information >}Fund Fact Sheets.

General Information Fee Information Historical Performance

Fund Name/

Benchmark Investment Manager Asset Class

Total Asset-Based

Fees1

Annual Cost per $1,000 of Investment

Shareholder-Type Fees and Investment

Restrictions2 _{12/31/2014 (Fund and Benchmark)}Average Annual Total Return as of 3

Fund Inception

Date

Target Date Funds 1 yr. 5 yr. 10 yr.

Since Inception

LifePath®_{Retirement Fund}

Benchmark: Barclays Aggregate Index Benchmark: Custom4

BlackRock Premixed 0.20% $2.00 N/A

4.99% 6.83% 5.35% 5.44%

8/1/2005

5.97% 4.45% 4.71% 4.83% 5.20% 6.96% 5.55% 5.64%

LifePath®_{2020 Fund}

Benchmark: Russell 1000 Benchmark: Custom4

5.32% 7.89% 5.46% 5.51%

8/1/2005

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.02% 5.53% 8.04% 5.66% 5.71%

5.55% 8.48% 5.66% 5.51%

7/5/2006

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.30% 5.78% 8.63% 5.86% 5.71%

1 _{Total asset-based fees are investment management company fees plus any other plan administrative costs charged to participants provided by the investment management company to cover plan}

administrative and other costs. Administrative costs make up approximately 0.09% of the total asset-based fee for each fund.

2_{Shareholder-type fees and investment restrictions outline any fees paid directly from your investment in this option and any restrictions on trading that might exist for a specific investment option.} 3 _{In general, 1-year, 5-year, 10-year, and since inception performance is shown. If a full history is not available, simulated returns are shown. Each fund’s returns have been reduced by that fund’s}

total asset-based fees. The benchmarks’ returns have not been reduced by fees.

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Fund Name/Benchmark Investment Manager Asset Class

Fees1

Date

Target Date Funds (cont.) 1 yr. 5 yr. 10 yr.

5.73% 9.01% 5.71% 5.77%

8/1/2005

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.02% 5.98% 9.13% 5.91% 5.97%

5.90% 9.45% 5.86% 5.59%

7/5/2006

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.30% 6.16% 9.57% 6.06% 5.79%

6.03% 9.84% 5.84% 5.87%

8/1/2005

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.02% 6.33% 9.96% 6.04% 6.07%

6.15% 10.24% 5.97% 5.56%

7/5/2006

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 8.30% 6.45% 10.32% 6.17% 5.76%

6.28% 10.68% 6.33% 3.76%

9/30/2007

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 6.73% 6.63% 10.69% 6.53% 3.96%

6.36% 10.81% 6.35% 12.00%

1/29/2010

13.24% 15.64% 7.96% 16.79% 6.70% 12.13% 6.56% 12.21% Core Funds

Intermediate-term Bond Fund5

Benchmark: Barclays Intermediate Gov/Credit Index

Multiple Bond 0.23% $2.30 See footnote 7 on the _{following page}

2.83% 2.24% 3.35% 1.44%

6/5/2012

3.13% 3.54% 4.10% 1.57%

Money Market Option

Benchmark: Merrill Lynch 3-month T-bill Index

State Street Global Advisors

Money

Market 0.19% $1.90 N/A

0.06% 0.10% N/A 0.07%

10/1/2010

0.04% 0.09% 1.55% 0.09%

5Although the Intermediate-term Bond Fund (and certain investments of the Target Corporation Pension Plan) invests in futures, they are not designed as vehicles for trading in the futures,

commodity options, or swaps markets. Target has claimed an exclusion from the definition of “commodity pool operator” under the Commodity Exchange Act and the rules of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). That means it’s not subject to CFTC registration or regulation as a commodity pool operator.

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Fund Name/

Benchmark Investment Manager Asset Class

Fees1

Date

Core Funds (cont.) 1 yr. 5 yr. 10 yr.

Inflation Protected Bond Index Fund

Benchmark: Barclays US TIPS Index

State Street Global

Advisors Bond 0.16% $1.60 N/A

3.44% 3.88% 4.11% 5.94%

8/1/2000

3.64% 4.11% 4.37% 6.21%

U.S. Large Company Stock Index Fund

Benchmark: S&P 500

U.S. Large-Cap

Stock 0.12% $1.20 N/A

13.54% 15.31% 7.51% 7.22%

5/1/1997

13.69% 15.45% 7.67% 7.45%

U.S. Small Company Stock Index Fund

Benchmark: Russell Small Cap Completeness Index

U.S. Small-Cap

Stock 0.14% $1.40 N/A

7.31% 15.89% 7.84% 7.74%

7/1/1997

7.40% 16.40% 9.02% 8.54%

International Developed Markets Stock Index Fund

Benchmark: MSCI EAFE BlackRock

International Developed

Markets Stock

0.16% $1.60 N/A

-5.53% 5.20% 4.28% 10.15%

12/1/2008

-4.90% 5.33% 4.43% 10.26% Specialty Funds

Target Corporation Common Stock Fund

Benchmark: Target Stock Total Return

Common

Stock 0.098% $0.98 See footnote 6 below

23.33% 11.61% 5.30% 12.47%

1/1/1990

23.82% 11.97% 5.61% 12.92%

U.S. Real Estate Stock Index Fund

Benchmark: Dow Jones U.S. Select REIT Index

U.S. Real Estate

Stock 0.19% $1.90 See footnote 7 below

31.60% 16.72% 7.89% 11.32%

5/1/2001

32.00% 17.00% 8.13% 11.57%

International Emerging Markets Stock Index Fund

Benchmark: MSCI Emerging Markets Index

BlackRock

International Emerging

Markets Stock

0.21% $2.10 See footnote 7 below

-2.95% 1.11% 7.59% 10.34%

10/1/2003

-2.91% 1.78% 8.43% 11.26%

6 A purchase cap applies to this fund effective June 25, 2015. This means that you may only allocate up to 20% of your future paycheck contributions to the Target Stock Fund, and you may only

transfer funds into the Target Stock Fund if the overall portion of your account invested in the Target Stock Fund would be equal to or less than 20% of your account balance after the transfer.

7 A purchase block applies to this fund. This means that if you sell $5,000 or more in this fund on a single day, you will not be able to make any purchases for 30 calendar days in this fund. Purchases

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Asset-based fees: Fees that are charged as a percent of holdings in an investment to cover investment management fees plus any asset-based administrative service fees. (See chart at right for an example of how asset-based fees work.) Asset class: A specific category of assets or investments (such as stocks, bonds, premixed, or money market), as well as certain types of stocks (such as international stocks and large-cap stocks). Assets within the same class generally exhibit similar characteristics.

Benchmark: A benchmark is typically a market index that tracks general market performance of similar types of investments. For example, the S&P 500 index is commonly used as a benchmark for large-cap stocks. Core funds: Each of these funds represents a single asset class. A combination of core funds is needed to have a diversified portfolio that will provide the most optimal long-term investment experience.

Individual fees: These fees apply to your account and are generally dependent on your transactions, like taking a loan from the plan.

Other individual fees may be charged to each participant to pay for services available to all participants, such as investment advice.

Investment management fees: Fees paid to the investment manager for selecting and managing the investments in an investment option. These fees may also include costs such as advertising and promotion, administration, and other services. Investment risk: This is the chance that a fund will lose value. While all investments have some risk, the level of risk can vary greatly across types of investments.

Recordkeeping and participant services fees: Costs for activities like keeping data on participants and participant accounts, communication materials, Internet services, and assisting participants with transactions.

Revenue sharing: Fees paid by some investment funds to plan service providers (including affiliates of the investment manager) or directly to the plan for administrative, recordkeeping, and other services. For this plan, any revenue sharing is used to reduce plan costs before they are charged to participants.

Target date funds: These funds, which are sometimes called LifePath®

Funds, are premixed, diversified investment strategies that are designed to be a single investment solution. They have a mix of underlying investments that are generally appropriate for a given retirement date.

Trustee fees: Fees paid to the trustee who manages some of the operations of the plan, including trading and holding plan assets.

How Asset-Based Fees Work

Let’s say your current account balance is $30,000 and you’ve invested in three funds as shown below. Here’s an estimate of what you might pay annually in total expenses.

Investment Balance Asset-Based Fees As % of Assets Dollar Amount

Inflation Protected Bond Index Fund $10,000 0.16% $16.00 U.S. Large Company Stock

Index Fund $17,000 0.12% $20.40 International Developed Markets

Stock Index Fund $ 3,000 0.16% $4.80

Total $30,000 0.14% $41.20

Because asset-based fee expenses are accumulated daily, your actual cost will vary as your account value changes.

To see more definitions related to investments, go to the plan’s website. You will find additional definitions in _{401(k) Tile > View Plan} Information > Fund Fact Sheets. Visit targetpayandbenefits.com or call 800-828-5850.

Plan Administrator Address:

Vice President, Pay & Benefits Target Corporation

33 South 6th Street, CC-1712 Minneapolis, MN 55402

4. Terms You Should Know

Here are some key terms and concepts that will help you understand the information described in this notice.

Turnover ratio: A measure of how frequently investments are bought and sold within an investment fund during a year, which is usually expressed as a percentage of the total value of the fund.

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SUMMARY OF MATERIAL MODIFICATIONS TARGET CORPORATION 401(k) PLAN

This notice updates the Target Corporation 401(k) Plan summary plan description for recent amendments. You should keep this notice with your summary plan description for future reference.

PURCHASE BLOCK ON TARGET COMMON STOCK FUND

On page 9 of the summary plan description, the following paragraph replaces the first paragraph under the heading, “Investment Choices”.

You can choose to invest your account in any combination of 18 different investment funds, subject to any purchase blocks that may apply to you (see Page 16). Each of the funds has a specific investment goal and risk level.

On page 9 of the summary plan description, the “LifePath 2015 Fund” bullet under the heading “BLENDED GROUP” is deleted without replacement.

On page 13, the following new sentence is inserted as the second sentence under the heading “Specialty Group.”

Purchase blocks apply to the funds in this group. See page 16 for additional information about these purchase blocks.

On page 16, the first paragraph under the heading “Transferring out of the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund” is deleted and replaced with the following.

You can transfer from the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund to another fund at any time, but be aware that a purchase block may prevent you from later transferring back into the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund. Beginning June 25, 2015, you may only transfer funds into the Target Stock Fund if the overall portion of your account invested in the Target Stock Fund would be equal to or less than 20% of your account balance after the transfer.

On page 16, the following new heading and new paragraph are inserted at the beginning of the second column.

PURCHASE BLOCKS

A purchase block applies to the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund. Beginning June 25, 2015, you may only allocate up to 20% of your future contributions to the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund. In addition, you may only transfer funds into the Target Stock Fund if the overall portion of your account invested in the Target Stock Fund would be equal to or less than 20% of your account balance after the transfer.

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2 TGT- H000156528-5/14 TENDER

On page 15, the last paragraph in the first column is deleted and replaced with the following.

Any investment you make in Target common stock gives you voting rights at the annual meeting of shareholders and the right to direct the sale of the common stock in the event of a public tender or exchange offer for 5% or more of the outstanding Target common stock. See “Securities Act Matters” on pages 24 and 25.

On page 25, the paragraph following the heading “Tender or Exchange Offers” is deleted and replaced with the following

In the event of a tender or exchange offer for 5% or more of the outstanding Target common stock, you may direct the trustee whether to tender or exchange shares allocated to your accounts. If you fail to provide instruction, the trustee will not tender either the shares allocated to your accounts or an equivalent percentage of unallocated shares held by the Plan.

INDEPENDENT FIDUCIARY FOR TARGET STOCK FUND

On page 26, the following new sentence is added as the last sentence of the last paragraph under the heading “Day-to-day administration.”

However, State Street serves as the independent fiduciary of the Target Corporation Common Stock Fund.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you have any questions about these changes, please call the Target Benefits Center toll free at 800-828-5850. Outside the United States, call 847-883-0433. Target Customer Service Representatives are available between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. Central time, Monday through Friday.

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State Street Global Advisors

State Street Global Advisors, a division of State Street Bank and Trust Company, recently began serving as the independent fiduciary for the Target Stock Fund within the Target Corporation 401(k) Plan and the Target Corporation Ventures 401(k) Plan (the plan).

As independent fiduciary, State Street monitors the Target Stock Fund within the plan to determine whether offering the fund as an investment option is in the best interests of plan participants. Plan participants still have the right to purchase and sell Target stock within their plan accounts, subject to

plan rules and limits, and Target’s Securities Trading Policy. However in the unlikely event State

Street determines that continued investment in Target stock is not in participants’ best interests,

State Street could suspend trading in Target stock in the plan or sell Target stock held in the plan. This independent fiduciary arrangement helps avoid conflicts of interest and ensure Target is satisfying its legal obligations.

Target selected State Street in part because State Street is an industry leader in providing independent fiduciary and investment management services to retirement plans. It has more than $28.2 trillion in assets under custody and over $2.45 trillion in assets under management. State Street is also the largest fiduciary for company stock assets, with over $63 billion of employer securities managed for qualified retirement plans.

If you have questions about this notice, you may contact the Target Benefits Center at

800-828-5850.

Puede obtener mayor información llamando a la linea telefónica del Centro de beneficios de Target (800-828-5850).

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Based on a balance of $2,500 in a PowerPlus™ Checking account with Target CU.

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financial position or where you live. Our accounts and services are designed to benefit YOU, so let us help you start saving more now!

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2_{Rainy Day Savings is a tiered, interest-bearing account based on qualifying activity and balance. You must make an opening deposit of at least $25, and not to exceed $1,000, and additional monthly}

deposit must be made of at least $25, and not to exceed $500, otherwise regular savings rate will be paid. Rates subject to change without notice. Rainy Day Savings is limited to one account per member. Rates valid as of 4/15/2015 and are subject to change. Other restrictions apply.

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certificate from Certified Dealers, was $3,221, including any manufacturer incentives. Your actual savings may vary. Your actual purchase price is negotiated between you and the dealer.

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5_{Savings based on an average daily balance of $2,500 over 12 months, where member meets criteria. Assumes $0 in ATM fee reimbursement and 0.10% APY for an interest bearing checking account.} 6_{Savings based on an average daily balance of $2,500 over 12 months when member meets requirements: Monthly direct deposit of at least $500 into your PowerPlus Checking account, enrollment}

in online statements with a valid email address, and at least 15 monthly posted transactions using your Target CU Debit/Credit Card, online bill pay or ACH payment. The dividend rate and annual percentage yield (APY) may change at any time. Balances up to $25,000 will earn the stated higher rate and the portion of the balance over $25,000 will earn the stated lower rate. Target CU reimburses up to $10 in other banks’ ATM surcharge fees each month. See rate sheet or website for current rates and your account agreement or ask Target CU for additional information.

7_{Average out-of-network ATM fee for banks is $2.50. Source: Bankrate 2015 Credit Union Checking Survey. Target CU does not charge ATM fees in the United States or Puerto Rico. A fee may be charged}