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Saturday, August 19, 2006

The 401(k) That Fixes Itself

New research shows signs that a recent addition to some 401(k) plans -- known as "managed accounts" -- can provide a significant boost to workers' retirement savings. These programs are based on computer models that automatically manage portfolios tailored to match an investor's age and appetite for risk.

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