Not Designed To Do That

Investors who succumb to the charms of the online services who claimed they can dramatically increase investment returns by frequently trading in their 401(k) need to recognize that their
accounts are not designed to operate this way. For example last July, mutual fund company T.
Rowe Price banned a group of 1,300 American Airlines employees from using T. Rowe Price
funds in their 401(k) plan due to excessive activity. These employees subscribed to a monthly
newsletter called EZTracker wh...