I once worked with someone who told me that he put in100% of his 401(k) investments in a mid-cap fund because it was in the middle of the market. It\u2019s absurd, but people do think that way.<\/p>\n
So aside from the glid path issues that I still have about target-date funds (TDFs), an issue is those plan participants still use them, as one of many investment options, instead of it being the only investment option they use.<\/p>\n
A TDF is like a smorgasbord, that one fund that represents a variety of investments split between fixed and equity. Yet, plan participants still treat it as a side dish, instead of a main course investment.<\/p>\n
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