What is a “Collective Investment Trust” and Does It Make Sense for a 401k Fiduciary to Use One?

March 31

00:29 2015

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Older than mutual funds, the dangers in them exposed by the crash of 1929 led to the creation of mutual funds. Can their modern descendants reclaim the mantle long held by mutual funds?

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