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Retirement News
By ELEANOR LAISEJeff Powelson knows how tough it is to fight for lower fees in a 401(k) retirement plan. He tried to get his employer to add lower-cost investment options to its plan in late 2008. He failed. But when he switched jobs last year, the 27-year-old took one look at his new, pricey 401(k) plan and decided to try again.
Upper-income investors are taking advantage of a change in the tax law and rushing to convert their traditional individual retirement accounts or old 401(k) plans into Roth IRAs, according to an informal survey of investment companies.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most American workers are better set to retire than they think they are, according to a new retirement readiness index. |

