It’s a recurring theme among financial advisors and the personal finance media: 401(k) savers have too many choices. They are overwhelmed. Admittedly, most normal people are not plugged into the arcana of retirement investing. They don’t know a value fund from a money market, an ETF from a traditional mutual fund.
It’s a recurring theme among financial advisors and the personal finance media: 401(k) savers have too many choices. They are overwhelmed. Admittedly, most normal people are not plugged into the arcana of retirement investing. They don’t know a value fund from a money market, an ETF from a traditional mutual fund.
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