Money Manager's Family Portfolio Uses Index Funds
Jonathon Burton talks with professional money manager, Ted Aronson, about why his family portfolio is full of low-cost index funds.
"Evidence points overwhelmingly to the conclusion that active management of assets fails to produce satisfactory results for individual investors... Index funds provide a clearly superior alternative." -- David F. Swensen, Yale University, Chief Investment Officer
Jonathon Burton talks with professional money manager, Ted Aronson, about why his family portfolio is full of low-cost index funds.
Tom Lauricella of the Wall Street Journal details the increased scrutiny facing 401(k) industry practices and expenses -- from regulators, the courts, and the Congress.
Businessweek explores the extraordinary research techniques and large cadre of academic quants employed by Barclays in their massive search for alpha.
Bill Barnhart of the Chicago Tribune notes the end of Bill Miller's impressive streak and explains how market-tracking index investments perform better over time than most actively managed funds.
Linda Stern at Reuters explains the benefits of building a diversified portfolio using only low-cost ETFs - and some tips on how to do it.
With a new edition of his wonderful book "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" on the way, Burton Malkiel talks with U.S. News and World Report about trends in index investing and the rapid growth of ETFs.