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TFS Capitalserves as portfolio manager to the TFS Market Neutral Fund and the TFS Small Cap Fund. Both mutual funds are registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940.

The TFS Small Cap Fund utilizes an extraordinary performance based fulcrum fee. TFS believes this fulcrum fee aligns the objectives of the shareholders and the investment manager better than any other mutual fund in the industry.

For the first twelve months of existence, the TFS Capital management fee is fixed at 1.25 percent. Then, the Fund is subject to a performance fee adjustment that is based on the Fund’s performance relative to the Russell 2000 Index over a trailing 12-month period. Assuming asset levels in the Fund stay consistent, TFS may receive as little as 0 percent compensation or as much as 2.5 percent compensation.  The maximum compensation would be obtained if the Fund’s performances exceed the Russell 2000 by 5 percent or more. The minimum compensation would be obtained if the Fund’s performance matches or underperforms this index. Kindly refer to the Fund’s prospectus for a complete description of the performance fee calculations.

TFS is implementing this fee schedule because they believe it is in the investors’ best interest and they have confidence in their money management abilities.

TFS Market Neutral Fund seeks to produce capital appreciation while having a low connection to the United States equity market. The fund seeks to minimize Unites States equity market risk by taking both long and short positions in United States common stocks. It generally owns a diversified portfolio of common stocks while maintaining a short position. The fund will not invest more than 20 percent of net assets in derived securities.

In management of these funds, TFS is an industry leader when it comes to satisfying its fiduciary duties and justifying potential conflicts of interest. The TFS has voluntarily created many policies and procedures that are encouraging to fund shareholders. Most of these requirements are more inflexible than required by federal regulations and therefore they have not been adopted by their competitors.

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