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Don’t let your 401(k) retire before you do
A growing number of retirement savers who consistently participate in 401(k) plans are putting their money in target-date funds. Target-date funds invest in a mix of stocks, bonds and other assets based on your age and the date that you expect to retire. They rebalance over time, becoming less focused on growth (and stocks) and more focused on income (and bonds), as you get closer to your “target” retirement date….Read More
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