If you have a 401(k) you are probably invested in gun stocks – and in the wake of the Parkland, Florida school shooting and the ensuing debate over gun control, some 401(k) participants are looking to take a stand by divesting from such stocks. Today’s article outlines some considerations for individual investors before making such a move, including what options are available to them (such as “values-based” robo advisors) and whether dropping gun stocks is likely to result in one’s retirement savings taking a hit. For more, CLICK HERE.
