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Study finds 401(k) participant behavior steady, despite market volatility

September 23, 2022 Reprints

Despite more than two years of a pandemic and the changing nature of work, 401(k) plan participants have not significantly changed their investing behavior, a new survey shows, reports BenefitsPro. A new T. Rowe Price report says reactions to increased market volatility and inflation show that participants have not changed their loan, distribution, or withdrawal behavior significantly.

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