Investment Firm Aims to Simplify Retirement Accounts For some people, the biggest roadblock to saving for retirement is inertia. A new kind of investment firm helps simplify the 401k process. Their clients are people enrolled in company-sponsored retirement plans who don't want to bother with the details. Hear NPR's Laura Sydell.

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Investment Firm Aims to Simplify Retirement Accounts

November 1, 200412:00 AM ET

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For some people, the biggest roadblock to saving for retirement is inertia. A new kind of investment firm helps simplify the 401k process. Their clients are people enrolled in company-sponsored retirement plans who don't want to bother with the details. Hear NPR's Laura Sydell.