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Get to know LT Trust, A Division of American Trust

Originally founded as LT Trust Company in 1999, the firm established itself as a leading national provider of open-architecture 401(k) retirement plan solutions. In October 2020, LT Trust was acquired by and became a division of American Trust, a prominent provider of retirement plan services. This union created one of the largest independent retirement solution providers in the United States. The combined entity offers a comprehensive suite of services including recordkeeping, third-party administration, custody, and trustee services, focusing on delivering customized and flexible retirement plans for small and mid-sized plan sponsors and their financial advisors.

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LT Trust, A Division of American Trust

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