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When it comes to 401(k) fees, a new analysis gives credence to two known clichés: You can’t compare apples to oranges, and indeed, the rich are different.
Published by the authors of the “401k Averages Book,” the report “Are All $5,000,000 401(k) Plans Created Equal?”shows that the size of a 401(k) plan’s average participant account balance will influence the amount of fees they pay.
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