Target-date funds gradually rebalance and reallocate assets as investors get closer to retirement, shifting from riskier investments (stocks) to more conservative investments (bonds).According to Morningstar, roughly $3.3 trillion* is invested in target date mutual funds, and the majority of these funds are held in 401 (k) plans.Thought to be a “set it and forget it” strategy for retirement, has this year changed investors’ perception of these types of funds?Join Tom and Tony to find out!