OK$,$ moving on$...$ We've established that Kwame could either invest into a target date fund $("$a pre$-$arranged portfolio"$)$ of his choice, or he could build a portfolio of multiple equity and fixed income funds $("$core funds"$)$ in any percentages he wants. Each of these two ways of investing has its own advantages. Let's sort out which is an advantage of which. Match each of the following lines either to $"$is an advantage of choosing one target date fund" or to $"$is an advantage of building$\_$your own portfolio".

$$ "It's simpler"

$$ "Lower fees are available in the Plan"

$$ "Lower chance of inappropriate asset allocation"

$$

$"$No need to know much about investing"

$"$No need to rebalance the portfolio periodically"

is an advantage of choosing one target date fund

is an advantage of building your own portfolio