There have been some critical op-eds of late, criticizing 401(k) plans. Some of the criticism wasn\u2019t warranted as the writer seemed to get things wrong on cost.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I don\u2019t really pay attention to criticism, whether it\u2019s warranted or not. For someone misinformed about how 401(k) plans cost or how the industry acts, I don\u2019t get too agitated and call a critic, a hater. The reason is that no matter how misinformed an opinion might be, I\u2019m a little sensitive as I\u2019ve been called a hater a few times in my life, just by offering constructive criticism. It\u2019s usually outside 401(k) plans, but I have a problem with just labeling anyone a hater even if they completely missed the boat with their opinion.<\/p>\n
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