Targeting Fees In Target-Date Funds - Which Are The Best Funds?

From the Wall Street Journal:

Target-date funds are supposed to improve the way millions of Americans save for retirement. But the funds' high fees could end up adding years to the time many workers will need to punch the clock.

The article has a list of several target-date funds with their average expense ratios. As you might expect, Vanguard's target-date fund expense ratio is far less than anyone else. I'm disappointed to see the expense ratio of Fidelity's Freedom funds is so much higher.