We punish children for bad behavior, but who punishesadults?
Bad behavior leads to very unpleasant things. What I'm reallytalking about is unfortunate decisions, as opposed to feloniousactivity. More specifically, I'm referring to actions in and around401(k) plans.
A recent survey by Cerulli Associates suggests that 401(k) planparticipants may have their priorities confused. It also indicatesmany may be living in a dream world when it comes to what they needto do to retire in comfort. And it appears the most delusional arethe ones who can least afford to be.
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