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Retirement Savings Portfolio Management (PDF)
University of Michigan Retirement Research Center [MRRC] 
Nov. 10, 2006
Excerpt: We find that if investors use simple rules of thumb to choose investments, then the impact of these strategies on welfare depend to a large extent on the choice set they are offered. If larger choice sets cause them to undertake more risk, then risk tolerant individuals may tend to be made better off. If larger choice sets cause them to reduce suboptimally low levels of portfolio risk, then the increased choice set may make them substantially worse off. [Working paper no. 2006-138]
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