"For the third time running, an 'analysis' of extrapolated and imputed data and assumptions -- compounded -- claims that roughly 20% of all 401(k) assets are ... forgotten.... Capitalize ... also conclude[s] that 'forgotten and mismanaged 401(k) accounts could end up costing an individual over $500,000 dollars in foregone savings over a career in a worst-case scenario.' In other words, they'd be better off in a low-fee, well-managed account -- like the ones Capitalize ostensibly supports."  MORE >>