Target-Date Funds: Are They Still the Right Choice for You
When you quit working, you may want to take a closer look at those one-stop portfolios (a.k.a. target-date funds.) While they may be good options for retirement savers who are building their nest egg, that purpose may change for those in their retirement years. Nellie S. Huang, Senior Associate Editor for Kiplinger, reviews the four reasons it may be worthwhile to reassess target-date fund holdings as yuor life stages evolve. Read article here…
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