11Nov
A useless statistic on Target Date Funds
I’m not a big fan of target-date funds and that bias goes back to the implosion of the stock market in 2008-2010, where I thought older workers didn’t realize that their target-date funds had so much equity exposure. I also question the funds’ glide...
By:
Ary Rosenbaum
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