Target-date funds are the undeniable leaders in the retirement saving industry. As the default investment vehicle for most employees with defined contribution plans, TDFs have surged in popularity ...

Advisers discuss the values of MAs vs. TDFs as Principal launches a dynamic QDIA that defaults participants into managed accounts. Retirement plan advisers speaking at a workshop on Monday agreed that ...

Target-date funds are a way for 401(k) participants to put their retirement savings on autopilot — and they capture the lion's share of investor contributions to 401(k) plans. Stream NBC 5 for free, ...

Since their creation in the mid-1990s, target date funds (TDFs) have become a retirement investing staple. These gained popularity in 2006 after the passage of the Pension Protection Act, which ...

Target date funds (TDFs), which make up over half of total 401(k) assets, are not following the investment theory they claim to, exposing investors to more risk than theory recommends. The TDF ...

Baby boomers, who make up a significant portion of the US population and control a large portion of the nation's wealth, want their retirement savings protected. Many baby boomers are currently ...

Worries over inflation are having an effect on how workers are saving and investing for retirement, a new study from MFS Investment Management has found. The 2023 Global Retirement Survey queried more ...

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Target-date funds, known as TDFs, are a one-stop shop for retirement savers. They are poised to capture about two-thirds of all 401(k) plan contributions by 2027, per one estimate. They are ...