Like your mom always said, “If Jimmy jumped off a bridge, would you?” The lesson being, consider carefully whose lead you follow. Amid economic peril, that lesson is even more important regarding 401(k) advice. Forbes offers tips on separating the wheat from chaff on retirement advice.
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