Vanguard says, “Vanguard Target Retirement Funds offer a diversified portfolio within a single fund that adjusts its underlying asset mix over time. The funds provide broad diversification while ...

American Funds says of its various target-date funds, “Depending on the proximity to its target date, the fund will seek to achieve the following objectives to varying degrees: growth, income and ...

PGIM Target Date Fund performance relative to custom benchmarks was mixed in the second quarter. A higher percentage of overall bond exposure allocated to TIPS detracted from results in the quarter.

Target-date funds can be great 401(k) investment options. But opting out of them and choosing an all-stock fund could add ...

Target-date funds are at the center of millions of Americans 401(k) plans. Over the past 15 years some have performed a lot better than others. Target-date mutual funds hold more than $4 trillion, in ...

Voya Target Retirement Funds posted negative absolute returns but positive relative returns for the period, outperforming ...

The last time Vanguard made a change to the investment strategy of its flagship target-date series, Barack Obama was in his final term as president. In the decade since, the landscape has exploded.

The best target-date funds dominate US retirement plans because they simplify portfolio management at scale. These strategies package asset allocation and rebalancing into a single fund tied to a ...

A target-date fund is a long-term investment built around a specific retirement year. It combines multiple asset classes inside a single structure and automatically adjusts its asset allocation over ...

The investment vehicle has reached new highs and can significantly benefit asset managers. Investors continue to invest their retirement savings in target-date funds. As the preferred investment ...

I recently wrote about how fund investors’ stake in US equity has drifted higher over the past decade. That increase owes mostly to US stocks’ standout returns over that period, rather than investors’ ...