2 Mutual Funds Perfect for Your 401(k)
With interest rates expected to be near their present 0% range for the next few years as the nation moves through the pandemic and recession, the performance of the stock market may be volatile and uncertain for the near term.
That said, it may be a good time to diversify your 401(k) portfolio with some good actively managed mutual funds. Index funds have performed well over the past decade during the long bull market and have been a better value, for the most part, than active funds. While there is some debate about which style is better over the long run, it is always a good idea to diversify, particularly during times of volatility.
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