A 401(k) retirement plan is one of the most popular ways to save money for retirement and score some tax breaks for doing so. But often these plans don’t provide a lot of guidance on how to manage them, and participants end up with wildly aggressive portfolios, or, what experts often see, a portfolio so conservative that it barely budges year after year.
Here’s how to see if your 401(k) is too aggressive and, if so, some steps you can take to fix it.
James Royal | Bankrate