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Wall Street Wants to Change the Rules for Your 401(k). It Could Put Your Retirement at Risk.
(www.propublica.org)
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Seconding Bogleheads’ general advice. I’ve recomended The Investment Answer, which gives broadly the same advice.
From looking at the 5 points in the summary, it sounds like similar advice. It's been all I needed to do realistically well for myself, and once you set things up, if you've been honest with yourself in your risk levels, you set it and forget it for a couple decades, since so many sites let you automate everything.
It really doesn't need to be hard, I think a lot of people think it's going to be and just flat out don't want to learn, even when I try to ELI5 to them. I'm honest with them and will show them my balance and holdings to show I'm not blowing smoke, but I don't know if anyone but my wife and ex have ever listened, and even then I think it was just so they didn't need to listen to it anymore. 🙄