For the wealthy, index funds have an image problem. They are considered the economy cars of the investing world: they’ll get you there but not in style and you’re always worried they may break down. Anyone at a serious level of wealth, the thinking goes, needs the equivalent of a luxury sedan, with strategic stock choices, hedge funds, private equity, and real estate. It can be argued that while people of modest means are hurt by not saving regularly, wealthy people lose out by chasing the latest, greatest investment... Continue reading in the New York Times.
From NY Times: Index Funds get a Notable Endorsement.
Monday, 30 November 2009 18:00
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