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Study: Retirement savers make costly 401(k) mistakes
May 12, 2008 00:07 -0400
Despite extensive efforts to educate workers about saving for retirement, many employees are not doing a good job of managing their company-sponsored 401(k) accounts, a new study indicates.
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