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Investors' Knowledge—
or Lack of It
A survey of 800 401(k) participants gave some insights into the general level of investment knowledge and participants' practices. Financial planners should note the poll revealed that plan participants are becoming more comfortable with equities but don't know how to use fixed-income investments to balance risk.
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