The majority of target-date funds are still too aggressive in the decade leading up to members’ retirement, according to research into fund performance.
Even DC investors approaching retirement in 2008 would have been better to ride out that market than blunt decades of returns by paying to hedge tail risk, according to researchers.
Longevity has become a real headache for investors with liabilities to consider, but they may be working from the wrong numbers, new research suggests.
Researchers have condemned lax regulation for allowing US public pension funds to “camouflage” the real cost of benefits and take on potentially “reckless” risk.