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Guest blogger Robert C. Lawton says your 401(k) mutual fund line-up is just fine, thank you very much. Do you agree? Do you offer ETFs, separately managed accounts or collective trusts? Share your thoughts in the comments. —Andrea Davis, Managing Editor
Mutual funds are the most frequently offered investment option in 401(k) plans. Should you be considering other types? Probably not. Here’s a rundown on the most popular non-mutual fund investments which plan sponsors sometimes consider:
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