Their 401ks, IRAs and the like only work as tax shelters if they invest and (for the most part) they don't even have a choice of which firm they work with.
So long as the firms don't skim more than the tax benefit is worth to the average investor, it's still in the investor's best interest to keep contributing.
Their 401ks, IRAs and the like only work as tax shelters if they invest and (for the most part) they don't even have a choice of which firm they work with.
So long as the firms don't skim more than the tax benefit is worth to the average investor, it's still in the investor's best interest to keep contributing.