Do you think the nature of those interests have changed since the plan was originally created? Has plan design changed accordingly?
Due Diligence
What can 401k plan sponsors do to help prevent employees from getting hurt by the coming bond crash.
It’s clear behavioral finance and economics studies will continue to define the leading edge of 401k design and implementation.
Exposed as misleading as early as 1999, should 401k plan sponsors continue to risk increasing their fiduciary liability by condoning their use?
If you give 401k investors enough rope, are you responsible if they hang themselves?
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Bonds and bond funds alike suffer from rising interest rates, but bonds are protected in ways bond funds are not. Does the typical 401k investor know that?
The sin of recency consumes far too many investors. How can they help themselves?
For retirement and retail investors alike, has Morningstar and its kin passed their collective “use by” date?
Do the answers 401k investors seek lie in its past?
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