How Human Emotion & Behavior Impact Retirement Investing (PDF)

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How Human Emotion & Behavior Impact Retirement Investing (PDF)
Invesmart

May 15, 2006

Pages 1-3 of 6 pages. Excerpt: When faced with difficult decisions, financial or otherwise, a typical person tends to take the path of least resistance, or no path at all. In retirement speak, this means to elect not to participate, or to accept the default option - rather than taking an active role in the planning and management of his or her retirement savings.

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