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After long wait, Schwab’s all-ETF 401(k) platform opens for business

Dealing with fractional shares proved to be tricky, but firm thinks it has the problem solved.

The Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.'s all-ETF 401(k) platform is finally out and open for business.

The firm Wednesday announced the launch of its long-awaited exchange-traded-fund platform for retirement plans — an offering eagerly anticipated by plan sponsors and financial advisers going as far

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