Roth 401(k) plans seem to be the neglected stepchild of retirement plans.
While more employers are adding them to retirement options — Aon Hewitt says 50 percent now provide them compared to 11 percent in 2007 — only 11 percent of workers who have access to one actually take advantage of it.
And it's not just millennials who are missing out on the benefits of Roths, although they're the generation that was supposed to derive the most benefit from the plans since their launch more than 15 years ago.
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