Definition
A 401(k) can be an important tool for creating retirement wealth. These defined contribution plans can be funded by elective salary deferrals and employer matching contributions, both of which enjoy tax-deferred growth. When you're ready to retire, those savings may be one of your main streams of income. But what do you do when a 401(k) plan isn't posting the kind of returns you'd like to see? The
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