A new study has found that re-enrollment into a defined contribution plan can result in better diversification and lower participant fees.
Re-enrollment is viewed as a good idea for a number of reasons, one of which is that it can scoop up longer-term employees who never signed up to participate.
In fact, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management white paper last year recommended reenrollment as a means of encouraging employees to invest appropriately.
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