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More Americans Are Auto-Investing in Their 401(k)s—Here’s the Upside and What They May Lose

Published by Investopedia · United States 9 h ago

More 401(k) investors are handing the wheel to target-date funds and advisors. The convenience is clear—but the trade-offs aren’t always as obvious.

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