Rethinking Dynamic Defaults to Tackle Retirement Income Security

Published on September 10, 2026

Target-date funds have become a staple qualified default investment alternative (QDIA) because they help participants invest appropriately without requiring them to act. But as retirement nears, income needs become more pressing and financial situations diverge—a situation dynamic defaults seek to address.

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