She survives him, as do a brother, William Yates Bogle III; four daughters, Barbara Bogle Renninger, Jean Bogle, Nancy Bogle St. John and Sandra Bogle Marucci; two sons, John Jr. and Andrew; 12 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
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After Buffett wished Bogle a happy 88th birthday, Bogle felt moved.
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Mr. Bogle called his wife, Audrey Bogle, to tell her the news.
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Steve Galbraith, a long-time Bogle friend and former Morgan Stanley executive, persuaded Bogle to make the trip.
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Where Vanguard now parts ways with Bogle is over the benefits of overseas investing, an approach Bogle has only ever begrudgingly considered.
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Warren Buffett paid tribute to Jack Bogle at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting in 2017, which Bogle attended just days before his 88th birthday.
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Ryan Bogle, of Bogle Vineyards, told me his winery experimented with bourbon-barrel aging but decided against it because of the increase in alcohol.
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"His arrest was not related to his work with children at Bogle Junior High or any other CUSD school," Bogle Junior High principal Nathan Fairchild reportedly wrote in a letter.
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"John Bogle has changed a basic industry in the optimal direction," Paul A. Samuelson, the 1970 Nobel laureate in economics, wrote in a foreword to "Bogle on Mutual Funds" (1993).
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"For years, we've had people stopping alongside the road to take pictures," said Brad Bogle, who, along with his parents, harvests sunflower seeds for bird food on their farm, Bogle Seeds.
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Some standout principles from "40 Chances": By John C. Bogle This second book from Bogle that Buffett recommended is perhaps the most important one one this list for entry-level investors.
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Bogle died Wednesday in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, according to Vanguard.
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Bogle gained plenty of respect and devotees along the way.
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Bogle would spend countless hours researching and analyzing the industry.
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"He gave me the opportunity of a lifetime," said Bogle.
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John Bogle is the patron saint of the amateur investor.
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Before he died, Mr Bogle dismissed such charges as "absurd".
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Buckley joined Vanguard in 1991 as an assistant to Bogle.
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I also totally agree with his praise of John Bogle.
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In 2016, I interviewed Bogle for Reuters' "Life Lessons" reut.
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Ms. Bogle, who was monitoring their Facebook page, was shocked.
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" David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs: "Jack Bogle was a pioneer.
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Bogle cited several in his keynote presentation in Chicago last week.
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Although he wasn't sure why he was being invited, Bogle accepted.
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But legendary investor and index fund revolutionary Jack Bogle isn't impressed.
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Still, Bogle and others see no sign of a passive slowdown.
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Bogle has consistently advocated to make the PCOAB a tough regulator.
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And Disney, like Bogle and Buffett, got involved in newspapers himself.
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From his health travails, Bogle learned many life lessons about success.
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Then Mr. Rogers hit Mr. Bogle with his opening line: He really wanted Ms. Hobson to meet a legend like Mr. Bogle because she was going to be president of Ariel by the time she was 30.
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Jack Bogle kind of brought forth the S&P 500 index fund.
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Also, remembering John Clifton "Jack" Bogle, patron saint of the amateur investor.
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"We were conceived in hell and born in strife," Mr Bogle recalls.
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The benefits of international investing is one of those contrarian-Bogle areas.
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What does Bogle think of the latest ETF market crash Exhibit A?
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The Bogle Center on Financial Markets Research could not be immediately reached.
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" According to Bogle, it "may not be the best strategy ever devised.
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CreditCreditBill Cramer/The Wonderful Machine So many people have John Bogle stories.
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And on his book tour, Mr. Bogle received him in his office.
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He never met Mr. Bogle, but found inspiration in his life's work.
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Vanguard's advantage came from the unusual corporate structure that Mr. Bogle adopted.
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Known as the father of index investing, Bogle founded Vanguard Group in 2401.
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But Bogle hadn't been thrilled with the way the market adapted his idea.
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According to Bogle, his father turned to drinking, and his parents eventually divorced.
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That's when, in December of 1949, Bogle discovered an issue of Fortune magazine.
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Even the most successful investors make money mistakes, including Vanguard founder Jack Bogle.
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But Bogle says she never would have expected a failure of this magnitude.
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When Bogle read Samuelson's article, it "struck me like a bolt of lightning".
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For his part, Bogle claimed he knew nothing of the efficient-markets school.
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Bogle and Buffett don't cast this advice as stone-cold or research-driven.
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John "Jack" Bogle is an icon and pioneer in the index-investing revolution.
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Its founder, John Bogle, popularized the concept of low-cost index fund investing.
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"Invest for the long run but don't expect too much," Mr. Bogle said.
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The newborn had tested positive for numerous opiates, Ms. Bogle told the mother.
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Bogle said that unfairness was presently being addressed through the growth of index funds.
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Even Bogle himself had become critical of the power of the behemoth he created.
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Regardless, Mr Bogle should be celebrated as the patron saint of the small investor.
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Bogle was revered for his steadfast commitment to the best interest of the investor.
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Bogle believes the U.S. stock market will enter a period of relatively low returns.
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When legendary investor Jack Bogle doles out investing advice, it's smart to take note.
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Mr. Wilson retired in 2015 but still occasionally records; Mr. Bogle died in 2009.
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That was when John C. Bogle founded Vanguard and began to launch index funds.
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One guest from Dubai huddled under a tree during a thunderstorm, Mr. Bogle said.
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"They were knocking down sunflowers and taking flower heads with them," Mr. Bogle said.
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Mr. Bogle listened and told Mr. Stein he would help a lot of people.
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" Bogle went on: "The index manager can't sell the stock, what can he do?
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So was your aim with the book more criminology exposition or Bogle family history?
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Bogle, who preached buy and hold investing, was considered one of the world's greatest investors.
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"It's the only concession I'll make to be in the office," McNabb recalled Bogle saying.
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Jack Bogle, who died yesterday at age 89, was one of the world's greatest investors.
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Bogle said he often struggled to maintain anything above the equivalent of a C average.
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Another change favored by Bogle: limiting the fees on funds offered in 401(k)s.
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Bogle retired as Vanguard's chairman and CEO in 1996 and its senior chairman in 2000.
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"I'm not sure he's quite comfortable with what he's doing, to be honest," Bogle said.
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Bogle continues to suffer from nausea, bloating, severe stomach, back and joint pain, and migraines.
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Bogle told CNBC in January that investors should stay the course in this volatile market.
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It's a good time to take a look at Bogle versus the go-international crowd.
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Bogle has other reasons for remaining an America-first guy when it comes to investing.
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Vanguard founder and former CEO Jack Bogle is not a believer in trading 'FANG' stocks.
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A tearful Bogle immediately said yes, and the couple embraced as Blue and coworkers celebrated.
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"My neighbors started opening up their fields and charging cars to park," Mr. Bogle said.
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He will report to Harold Bogle, chairman of Credit Suisse's investment banking capital markets division.
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" I get this marvelous email back, "Dear Jim, First of all it's Jack, not Mr. Bogle.
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Though Bogle had snagged good grades at the preparatory school Blair Academy, he found Princeton tough.
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The greatest trick the Bogle ever pulled was convincing the world that there are passive benchmarks.
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Bogle became CEO of the merged company and, for a while, the union was a success.
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There are three elements to the retirement system, Bogle pointed out, all that need some changes.
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John Bogle, the legendary founder of Vanguard, says he thinks Americans should eschew foreign stock altogether.
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And Vanguard has been feeling a little pressure from an influential source — its founder Jack Bogle.
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Bogle says the only real alternative to succeeding in this business is by putting investors first.
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Mr. Bogle is credited with the creation of the first index fund available to individual investors.
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Bogle said the long-term relation between the economy and the stock market is very tight.
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WHEN John Bogle set up Vanguard Group 3833 years ago, there was no shortage of scepticism.
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The press keeps asking Bogle about it, cribbing notes from his latest responses on the subject.
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Investors worldwide, particularly those in the United States, owe Jack Bogle a huge debt of gratitude.
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And Bogle did tell CNBC that in 66 years he has never seen volatility like this.
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"These numbers may be scary and almost unbelievable, but the data do not lie," Bogle wrote.
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" Bogle on indexing: "I haven't done any active trading in the stock market for 35 years.
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That's the advice of a man with a formidable track record, John Bogle, who founded Vanguard.
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Bogle even contradicts Vanguard's own research — that international diversification is crucial for a good investment strategy.
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His chef de cuisine, Justin Bogle, cuts the last of the shiitake mushrooms from our logs.
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Since the 1929 market crash wiped out his wealthy family's fortune, Bogle attended college on a scholarship.
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Bogle reminisced about his trip to Omaha in a column for the Omaha World-Herald last year.
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Bogle also said Trump's tax reform measures, specifically his plans for cutting corporate taxes, could benefit markets.
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She spends some of her money this week on a bottle of bottle of Bogle Petite Sirah.
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What's the advice of great CEOs, including Vanguard Group's Jack Bogle, when it comes to admitting mistakes?
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Tributes were paid to Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, who died at the age of 89.
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Investing pioneer Jack Bogle believes investors should dramatically lower their expectations for returns over the next decade.
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Take that, Warren Buffett and Jack Bogle and the rest of you "cranky," traditional portfolio-loving boomers.
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One traditional rule of thumb from Vanguard founder Jack Bogle is to "hold your age " in bonds.
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Jack Bogle and the Vanguard Group have had an immense impact on the U.S. mutual fund industry.
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But Vanguard founder Jack Bogle appeared on CNBC on Tuesday and, not surprisingly, said he was skeptical.
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" Bogle on living a meaningful life: "You are rich if you have more money than you need.
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John C. Bogle has some good ideas in "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" (Wiley, $24.95).
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Bogle went back to growing Vanguard, which he said now has more than $4 trillion in assets.
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Several times a week, Ms. Bogle and her colleagues have similar conversations at hospitals on tribal land.
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I learned this from Vanguard's Jack Bogle, whom I've interviewed and quoted countless times over the years.
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But he resisted the urge, as Mr. Bogle counseled investors who thought they could outsmart Wall Street.
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Mr. Bogle also went a step further in differentiating Vanguard from other companies that sponsor mutual funds.
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" But Wiener said that when he sent a note wishing Bogle well after a 1996 heart transplant, Bogle responded "in the guise of one of his doctors, who noted that my email had raised his heart rate and that I should refrain from further emails until he was recovered.
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Bogle, I don't mean to intrude on your space, but I really admire what you've built with Vanguard.
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Warren Buffett paid tribute to fellow investing legend Jack Bogle, who died Wednesday at the age of 89.
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"My love for Blair is pretty close to eternal," Bogle told students during a visit in spring 2018.
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" Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of $30 billion hedge fund Citadel: "Jack Bogle changed the landscape of finance.
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It was emblematic of the type of company Bogle had built and of his legacy, McNabb told CNBC.
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"Were there no Princeton, there would be no Vanguard," Bogle explained at an address at Princeton in 2004.
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"If I had a big liability in a year, I'd get prepared for it right now," Bogle added.
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O'Reilly dismissed the theory, which isn't new and has been previously debunked by Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle.
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Jack Bogle needed hefty amounts of brainpower and market know-how to put together the first index fund.
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I've interviewed hundreds of CEOs over the course of my career; Bogle towered above most every business leader.
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Even after Bogle left Vanguard's board of directors in 1999 he remained a tireless advocate for index funds.
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Vanguard charges low fees "simply because that's the culture of Vanguard, as Jack Bogle created it," he said.
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Bogle said some policies would be easily passed by Congress, which remained in the hands of the Republicans.
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"I used to love these flowers, now I can't stand 'em," farm proprietor Marlene Bogle told The Globe.
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Bogle says that a shareholder-first approach to doing business is the only way active managers will survive.
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"I don't look at the traditional funds as being threatened," Bogle said, when discussing the rise of ETFs.
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After all, Bogle founded the Vanguard Group mutual fund company and is considered the father of index investing.
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From bogle to butterfly, screechy to gully creep—the latest dance moves proved to be Jamaica's greatest export.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - America just lost a true giant in investing legend and Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle.
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Stock diversification means not limited exposure to the U.S. market, no matter what Buffett and Bogle say.103.
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Vanguard veterans say that Mr. Bogle and Mr. Brennan barely spoke, if at all, in the years afterward.
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The plunge in investing costs continues a long-running trend that Jack Bogle helped to put in motion.
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" So I finally send him an email and it said, "Dear Mr. Bogle, we crossed paths at this thing.
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I come away from that and I say what's so interesting is Jack Bogle never got confused by money.
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Jack Bogle was sure of his pioneering market invention, but he always had misgivings about what it had become.
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Jack Bogle, father of the index fund and one of the world's greatest investors, died Wednesday at age 89.
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" Smart investing is "all about common sense," Bogle preached in his book "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing.
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Jack Bogle brought Wall Street investing to the masses and the industry thanked him for it following his death.
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But Bogle said he worries the move will hurt small investors far more than it boosts the U.S. economy.
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I would hope if Bogle and Buffett agree, the world would say, 'For so long you've been all right.
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In November, Bogle sounded a warning, expressing concern that index funds may eventually own half of all US stocks.
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When asked about Intercontinental Exchange launching a FANG+ index futures contract for traders on Wednesday, Bogle blasted the idea.
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" Bogle on success: "I would define success as using your God-given talents for the greatest advantage of society.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If the world of finance has anything close to a Pope, Jack Bogle is probably it.
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Still, Bogle kept deep professional friendships and maintained a loyal popular following through his books and public speaking appearances.
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If you try to trade in and out of the market, "your emotions will defeat you totally," Bogle added.
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Bogle has had a storied career on Wall Street and is largely known for founding Vanguard Group in 1975.
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Mr. Larimore, who has been described by Mr. Bogle as "king of the Bogleheads," accepts these ideas as gospel.
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John C. Bogle, who died on Wednesday, is widely seen as having changed how ordinary people invest their money.
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In 1975 Jack Bogle founded Vanguard, which created the first index fund, thus automating the simplest possible portfolio allocation.
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Bogle, who died in January, often recalled how early index funds were disparaged as mediocre, even called un-American.
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Jack Bogle, founder of index fund giant Vanguard Group, warned investors about the bull market in his last major interview.
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Leaving financial regulation simple has its risks, too, of course: "We have a creative, lawyer-laden financial business," Bogle said.
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Investment sage Jack Bogle, founder of index fund giant Vanguard Group, warned about the trend before his death last year.
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Bogle Seeds in Hamilton, Ontario on Saturday credited "the overwhelming turn out" as the reason for closing off the field.
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The tips are part of an extensive essay Bogle wrote for the CFA Institute on balancing professional and business values.
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The Berkshire chairman said Bogle will have saved investors "100s of billions" over time with his low-cost investing philosophy.
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In terms of asset allocations, Bogle advises that individuals have a 60 percent to 40 percent stock-to-bond ratio.
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" Despite the prediction of a lower return on the horizon, Bogle stressed: "There is never an argument for not investing.
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Investors thinking of selling amid the current market turmoil should resist the urge, Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle said Wednesday.
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With his wife Eve Sherrerd, whom he married in 1956, Bogle had six children, 12 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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Mr. Bogle stepped down as chief executive of Vanguard in 1996 and as its chairman at the end of 2800.
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Before you travel, Mr. Bogle said, be sure to turn on your device's Find My Phone feature or similar service.
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Vanguard founder and former CEO Jack Bogle says investors shouldn't try to trade in and out of the stock market.
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Vanguard helped revolutionize the investment business by keeping costs as low as possible, an idea pushed by founder Jack Bogle.
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He could afford the trip, he said, in part because of the long-term planning that Mr. Bogle helped inspire.
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And when I do it's because John Bogle, he of the elegant and downright simple index fund, gave me permission.
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Vanguard's consistent growth produced riches for Mr. Bogle, but not to the extent that another ownership structure might have done.
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Ashley Bogle, although she was surrounded by people who were committing crimes, decided early on that she didn't want that.
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Vanguard founder and former CEO Jack Bogle advised investors to temper their enthusiasm as U.S. stocks reached another record on Tuesday.
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In the BBC interview, Bogle said Buffett was merely recognizing his assertion that Wall Street needed to be fairer to investors.
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Bogle said remuneration for CEO's stock options could be too generous and it was time to change the measurement of success.
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Bogle was hired by Wellington Management, which did the investing for the conservative Wellington Fund, straight out of college in 1951.
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And Bogle has done well for himself, too: Now 89, his estimated net worth is somewhere in the low eight figures.
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"It's not a shock that people take a different view of risk when they are using other people's money," Bogle said.
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Asked by Smerconish about his biggest concerns for the country going forward, Bogle answered that "political disunity" posed the greatest threat.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - John Bogle, the founder of Vanguard who died on Wednesday, defined value in more ways than one.
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Here are three things Bogle said about taking stock portfolios overseas and why they shouldn't represent a hard "no" for investors.
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"I'm gonna guess we don't know, but I will guess the answer is 'no,'" Bogle told CNBC in an interview Thursday.
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After retiring from Vanguard in 1996, Bogle continued to write and speak on financial markets and investors up until his death.
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" Bogle on wealth: "It takes a long time to get to that point, but you have to handle it with care.
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"The importance of (investors) getting the return first before the vultures are on it is going to become clearer," Bogle said.
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Bogle had been in frail health for years, surviving at least six heart attacks and receiving a heart transplant in 19963.
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"I learned you work for what you get, and I feel sorry for people who haven't had that upbringing," Bogle said.
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In the long run, it's better to jump into the market than live in fear of it, Robbins and Bogle agree.
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Appearing on CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Wednesday, Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle, made his case for passive investing over active management.
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Bogle had been in frail health for years, surviving at least six heart attacks and receiving a heart transplant in 1996.
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"I have never seen a market this volatile to this extent in my career," Bogle said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " Thursday.
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Mr. Wilson and Mr. Bogle were construction workers with meager musical experience when they formed the band that became the Ventures.
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For the most part, the cost-cutting revolution that Jack Bogle at Vanguard started decades ago has been a good thing.
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"My dad and I got a funny feeling that too many people were going to be showing up," Mr. Bogle said.
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Jack Bogle, who started the first commercial index fund at Vanguard in 1976, fretted in retirement about Vanguard's proxy voting record.
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Bogle started Vanguard in 1975 under the name First Index Investment Trust and retired as Vanguard's chairman and CEO in 1996.
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Mr. Bogle, who had struggled with a congenital heart defect and had several heart attacks, received a heart transplant in 1996.
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Mr. Bogle graduated from Blair Academy in Blairstown, N.J., and, in 1951, from Princeton; he was a scholarship student at both.
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Bogle concluded his book with a valedictory that went beyond his beliefs in investing and stretched to his philosophy on life itself.
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"I don't think there's any point in getting carried away," Bogle said in response to the market hitting an all-time high.
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In this exclusive conversation, Bogle explains the factors that could keep the market at bay and shares his views on passive investing.
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Bogle said funds should have to disclose their turnover and the percent of a fund's income that goes to its expense ratio.
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Once on the ground in Nebraska, Bogle said he marveled at the reception he got from Berkshire shareholders and from Buffett himself.
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In his last book, "Stay the Course," Jack Bogle left investors and professionals a warning about a coming battle in investment management.
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It reminds me of what John Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group, said about his simple plan of index mutual fund investments.
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The prize must go to the index fund, pioneered in the mid-1970s by John Bogle, who died last week aged 89.
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The prize must go to the index fund, pioneered in the mid-1970s by Jack Bogle, who died last week, aged 89.
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Investors get a good deal from low fees with these investment vehicles, pioneered by Vanguard whose founder, Jack Bogle, died last week.
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John Bogle, founder of Vanguard and the creator of index mutual funds, has a word or two of advice for investors everywhere.
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Vanguard said Jack Bogle, the founder and creator of the world's first index mutual fund, has died at the age of 89.
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Don't panic and don't worry about calling a bottom, Jack Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group, told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Wednesday.
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Bogle said recently that if he were to invest internationally, it would be in emerging markets, but not more than 5 percent.
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Bogle created Vanguard on the basis of one overriding principle: Mutual funds should be operated to serve the interest of their clients.
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One can imagine Bogle wondering what could be more un-American than paying high fees for below-market performance with higher risk.
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" Bogle on role models: "I never tried to copy anybody, because they are who they are and I am who I am.
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Still Bogle, known widely as Jack, kept deep professional friendships and maintained a loyal following through his books and public speaking appearances.
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For the latest in Reuters' Life Lessons series, we talked with Bogle about what he has taken away from his 87 years.
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When he first started working at Vanguard in 1991, Buckley worked as assistant to then-chairman Bogle, according to the company's statement.
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Bogle revealed in a 2015 CNBC interview that he eschews international investing in his own portfolio, in spite of its diversification benefits.
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According to Jack Bogle, successful investing boils down to a simple strategy: Buy and hold the stock market for the long term.
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"We do have more women working now, more women in general, but these problems continue," Bogle said in a recent phone interview.
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"We do have more women working now, more women in general, but these problems continue," Bogle said in a recent phone interview.
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Katrina Bogle, 41, a worker at a Subway restaurant near the perimeter of the evacuation zone, cried Friday while assembling a sandwich.
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Index funds were created by Jack Bogle almost 45 years ago as a way for everyday investors to compete with the pros.
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" Mr. Brennan was succeeded by F. William McNabb III, who told Mr. Sommer in 230 that people at Vanguard "revere Jack Bogle.
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It was the name of a low-cost passive fund developed by Bogle and tied to the value of the S&P 500.
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Besides creating the index mutual fund in 1975, Bogle wrote 13 books on investing, including "Stay the Course," which came out in 2018.
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" Ron O'Hanley, president and CEO of State Street: "With the passing of John "Jack" Bogle, the investment management industry has lost a legend.
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His first book even earned a forward by economist Samuelson, the professor in whose class Bogle struggled at Princeton so many years ago.
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"There is no such thing as a stock picker's market," investment legend Jack Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Bogle now tells the story with a mixture of flair, humor and, still, even after all these years, a tiny bit of defensiveness.
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Mr Bogle revolutionised the investment industry in the 1970s by launching an index-tracking fund with super-low fees aimed at everyday investors.
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But the anti-international stance is the rare piece of investment advice over which many people dare to disagree with Bogle and Buffett.
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Vanguard founder Jack Bogle was one of the pioneers of index fund investing, though he is not as big a fan of ETFs.
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They don't view Bogle as being dogmatic about any issues other than keeping costs low and ignoring the daily noise in the markets.
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According to a new essay from Vanguard founder Jack Bogle, he and Buffett recently shared a memorable moment in their decades-long friendship.
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The reason is simple, and it's one Bogle has made before: active managers more or less replicate the indexes just like passive funds.
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" But Bogle would advise steering clear of the speculative asset completely: "Bitcoin may well go to $20,000 but that won't prove I'm wrong.
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Despite ill health, Bogle was a vital presence through his later years as he pressed for reforms in corporate governance and fund administration.
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Buffett's longtime friend and legendary investor Jack Bogle, as well as celebrity animator Walt Disney, also worked as paperboys when they were young.
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"The best single thing that can happen to [young] investors who are accumulating money is a major and sustained market decline," Bogle continues.
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The company, founded by the indexing pioneer John C. Bogle, has been slower than its rival BlackRock to find a more active voice.
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Mr. Bogle argued for years that since so many United States companies had strong sales overseas, investors didn't need to hold international equities.
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A high-quality screen protector and case may cost more than the standard option, but they're well worth the investment, Mr. Bogle said.
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Bogle founded The Vanguard Group in 1974 and has grown the firm to become the second-largest mutual fund company in the world.
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"I'm a firm believer that Jack Bogle did more to democratize for the average investor with exposure to indexes like this," Arthur said.
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Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle once said that the only thing growing as fast if not faster than ETFs is traditional index funds.
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In memoriam: John Bogle built Vanguard into a $4.9 trillion mutual fund company on the belief that the market couldn't consistently be outsmarted.
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These are the stories of those who learned from Mr. Bogle, a man so many knew simply as Jack — no last name required.
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"It was a competitive advantage that nobody else could match," said Mr. Clements, who met Mr. Bogle perhaps 20 times over the years.
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Mr. Bogle was on campus to promote a book, and Mr. Stein stood in line for 20 minutes to have his copy signed.
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Mr. Bogle was named president of Wellington in 21970, and soon thereafter it merged with the Boston investment company Thorndike, Doran, Paine & Lewis.
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The low-cost index fund, as popularized by Jack Bogle (1929–2019), has given millions of investors billions of dollars in extra retirement income.
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Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group and creator of the world's first index mutual fund, the First Index Investment Trust, died at age 89.
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In a November opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal, Bogle warned the continued growth of Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street would become problematic.
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The late Jack Bogle, who -- a friend of mine – you know, said that the ETF thing and the passive money is a potential threat.
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There's a reason that famed investors like Vanguard Group's Jack Bogle and Buffett sound like a broken record with the "stay the course" mantra.
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Today, Wednesday, February 17th, a rare, one-on-one conversation with Wall Street legend, Jack Bogle, founder and retired CEO of The Vanguard Group.
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And they see a simple way to gain exposure to international markets that stays true to the Bogle ethos of low-cost index funds.
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It also provided one more opportunity for Vanguard Group founder and index fund pioneer Jack Bogle to say it's most likely a bogus argument.
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That's the good news, but it comes with a big caveat, the likes of which would make the fund company's founder, Jack Bogle, proud.
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That last isn't surprising since Mr. Bogle is founder and former chief executive of Vanguard, the mutual fund company known for its index funds.
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Vanguard founder and former CEO Jack Bogle thinks the stock market is more volatile than at any other point in his extensive investing career.
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Of course, if you want advice directly from Bogle himself, his book titled "The Little Book of Common Sense Investing " is considered a classic.
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The obituary also omitted part of the name of the heart condition for which Mr. Bogle had been treated for more than 30 years.
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Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle has noted that the only investment category growing as fast, if not faster than ETFs, is traditional index funds.
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After giving up the chief executive title to his handpicked successor, John J. Brennan, Mr. Bogle openly disagreed with several of Mr. Brennan's decisions.
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Throughout his career Bogle displayed the best attributes of our profession and was the model of a principled, visionary, scrupulous, thrifty and relentlessly optimistic investor.
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Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and creator of the world's first index fund, details the simplest and most efficient strategy: low-cost index funds.
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Even before this quarter's extreme stock market volatility, Bogle told CNBC in April that he's never seen volatility like this in his 66-year career.
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Index fund investing was pioneered by the late legendary investor Jack Bogle as a way for individual investors to contend with the Wall Street professionals.
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John Bogle, Vanguard's founder, learned this early, and by necessity, when his family fell on hard times, an experience he describes in his book Enough.
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Vanguard founder and index guru Jack Bogle recently said stocks are a better deal than bonds, but he was talking in a U.S.-centric context.
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When investors go looking for a reason not to follow the market crowd, they've always been able to rely on Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle.
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Some of the world's most famous investors, including Buffett and Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle, don't think it is necessary to invest in overseas stocks.
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Comments from billionaires and business barons who have called it a bubble — including Jamie Dimon, Jack Bogle, Warren Buffett and Mark Cuban — haven't deterred believers.
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For a while, the Bogle Seeds family farm charged visitors $7.50 to visit and take photos in front of its more than 1 million sunflowers.
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" Bogle on his heart transplant: "This gets to the person that I am...I received a transplant from a donor whose heart was still beating.
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For mom-and-pop investors, it means listening to Vanguard's Jack Bogle, a fan of low-cost, passive index funds, and calling it a day.
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CBS4's Rachel Bogle ended her morning segment on Thursday, but the cameras continued to roll as "Blue," the Indianapolis Colts mascot, walked onto set.
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"My father's money vanished in the Great Depression, and he had trouble keeping a job," said Bogle, who started working at age 10, delivering papers.
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The main advocate of this doctrine was the founder, John C. Bogle, who retired in 244 but runs a research operation on the Vanguard campus.
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Other examples include investment advisory The Vanguard Group, which was founded by investor Jack Bogle in 22000 and now manages assets valued over $350 trillion.
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EXCESSIVELY DEFERENTIAL Few foresaw an investing revolution when Jack Bogle of Vanguard introduced the first index fund, now called the Vanguard 500 fund, in 1976.
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But people miss the second part: Mr. Bogle set Vanguard up so the company was owned by its funds, which were owned by their shareholders.
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The earlier version also omitted part of the name of the heart condition for which Mr. Bogle had been treated for more than 30 years.
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Ben Johnson, director of global ETF research at Morningstar, said he hasn't seen those numbers cited by Bogle, but Bogle is talking about an investing factor that he has studied: the gap between the returns the funds have generated (time-weighted returns) and the returns that investors, on average, have experienced in those same funds once you account for their buying and selling (cash-flow weighted returns).
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"I got wrapped up in the excitement of the go-go era, and the go-go era ended, " Bogle recalled in a 2007 feature in Fortune.
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Jack Bogle was famous for making investing accessible to the everyday person through index funds – funds that match a market barometer like the S&P 500.
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In its first year, Vanguard managed $1.7 billion of customer assets, and when Bogle stepped down as CEO, Vanguard had reached $250 billion assets under management.
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A low point came in the fall of 1948 when Bogle struggled to pass an economics course taught by Paul Samuelson, a Nobel Laureate in Economics.
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John Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and creator of the world's first index fund, details the simplest and most efficient strategy: low-cost index funds.
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The market may be rallying on hopes for economic improvement, but the long-term growth outlook doesn't look so sunny, investment legend Jack Bogle said Tuesday.
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With the way the economy is structured today, Bogle said it would a struggle to reach the White House's goals of 3 to 3.5 percent growth.
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On Tuesday, Bogle also spoke of the benefits of indexing, or adjusting asset weights in a portfolio so that its performance matches that of an index.
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Bogle said in another case, where one of his funds had a bad year, he ignored legal advice to not take responsibility in the shareholder letter.
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At the recent Morningstar conference, Bogle was asked about the company's responsibility with ESG (environmental, social and governance) decisions as one of the world's largest shareholders.
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Before he died, Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle said one of the biggest issues the index fund would face in the future is its societal influence.
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Read More Don't panic about market volatility: Jack Bogle A fall to 15 would be a 24 percent drop from where the index traded on Tuesday.
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Trading Facebook for Amazon is diversification delusionJack Bogle just slammed ETF investors (sort of)Cheap index funds and ETFs can leave you short of retirement goals
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Before December 1949, midway through his junior year, Bogle had no idea what a mutual fund was (at that time, more commonly called an investment company).
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Jack Bogle (sort of) slams ETF investors Low-cost index funds can't alone get you to retirement Watch: Agriculture ETFs hit by US-China trade war
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Indeed, Bogle told CNBC on Thursday that what we've seen in the market is lots of selling of Facebook shares, not lots of selling by ETFs.
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New York (CNN Business)John Bogle, who created the first index fund in 1975 and founded The Vanguard Group, died Wednesday at the age of 89.
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Bogle is legend in the investing world for inventing a low-cost way for individuals to invest in the broad market, and advocating for their interests.
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"If everybody indexed, the only word you could use is chaos, catastrophe," Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle said on Saturday in an interview with Yahoo Finance.
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Bogle asked, Why not simply buy a representative sample of the entire market, like the S&P 500, and automatically buy and sell the whole thing?
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According to Bogle, impact investing is a form of active management, because it requires a manager to pick which stocks or bonds to include or exclude.
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Jack Bogle — legendary investor and entrepreneur — had his first heart attack at 31, when doctors discovered he had a congenital heart condition called right ventricular dysplasia.
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"So if you break your phone or it gets lost or stolen while traveling, you'll get a replacement when you file a claim," Mr. Bogle said.
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Mr. Bogle said he was not aware at the time a handful of different websites promoted the sunflower viewing as an opportunity not to be missed.
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Investing in low-cost index funds is the strategy advised for most individuals by experts, including Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle and Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett.
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Strategies In the summer of 2012, I called John C. Bogle to discuss his favorite subject: index funds and the plight of rank-and-file investors.
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Bogle, who died Wednesday at age 89, devised the index fund in 1975 as a way for retail investors to be able to compete with the pros.
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" Bogle did not believe investors for the long term should try to pull completely out and time the market, which he said is "a really dumb strategy.
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Even before the year-end extreme stock market volatility, Bogle told CNBC in April that he had never seen volatility like this in his 66-year career.
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Bogle believed that culture trumped strategy every time and that Vanguard would be a place where everyone's contribution was valued and respected, McNabb told CNBC on Friday.
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The culture Bogle fostered at Vanguard was one of hard work, treating everyone with respect, always doing the right thing and putting clients' interests first, McNabb said.
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" Bogle does not believe investors for the long term should try to pull completely out and time the market, which he says is "a really dumb strategy.
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He spent much of his time after that as president of the Bogle Financial Markets Research Center, writing books and spreading the gospel of low-cost investing.
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" As for how Bogle keeps his financial instincts sharp at the grand old age of 87, the veteran investor told Smerconish his secret was "simply hard work.
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In judging the campaign for a Cannes Lion prize at the international advertising festival earlier this month, Bartle Bogle Hegarty co-founder John Hegarty didn't hold back.
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Still, Bogle acknowledged that little has been confirmed about what Trump will propose, and the president-elect has notably flipped his stance on a number of issues.
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As a result of developing the index fund, Buffett lauded Bogle for helping to put "tens, and tens, and tens, of billions" into the pockets of investors.
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Rather than enriching himself and his firm with billions of dollars as he could have done, Bogle passed along savings to the retirement accounts of individual investors.
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Eventually, Hegarty would go on to launch his own advertising group, with the help of fellow founders John Bartle and Nigel Bogle, establishing BBH in the 1980s.
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It refers to people who follow the investment principles of John C. Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, the huge mutual fund company known for offering index funds.
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With Mr. Edwards playing bass and Mr. Bogle on lead guitar, the Ventures recorded "Walk — Don't Run," which rose to No. 22009 on Billboard's Hot 22011 chart.
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Brandon Bogle, a cellphone expert for Asurion, a company that provides insurance for consumer electronics, has plenty of advice on the subject and shares his tips below.
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" In the long run, there is a high correlation between the stock market and U.S. economic growth, said Bogle, so regardless the economic climate, "Stay the course.
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There is also a risk it becomes too easy and cheap to trade ETFs, something index fund creator and Vanguard founder Jack Bogle has remarked on repeatedly.
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If Jack Bogle, and his heirs, were the main shareholders of a company as large and profitable as Vanguard, they would surely be billionaires many times over.
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But Mr. Bogle eschewed the product- and marketing-driven thinking of much of the industry that has spread with the boom in mutual fund sales this decade.
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Mr. Bogle readily took swipes at the press for lauding fund managers who temporarily got a hot hand, and for focusing heavily on a fund's quarterly performance.
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Bogle created a fund-management giant in Vanguard, which is owned by the investors in its funds and therefore has no need to maximize the profits it makes.
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Despite his misgivings about the current state of the industry, Bogle remained a believer in index investing, and will be remembered as one of the true market pioneers.
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At the time, McNabb was working on Wall Street after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, but Bogle didn't ask McNabb one question about his resume.
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Bogle said it should be rewritten to consider the now-immense size of the industry, which is dominated not by funds but by huge fund complexes and ETFs.
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As for how President Trump has performed so far regarding the economy, Bogle seemed unimpressed, despite the President's frequent tweets that appear to take credit for market gains.
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Jack Bogle, founder of the popular Vanguard Group, has long advised investors to ignore the stock market's volatility, as it distracts from making smart long-term investing decisions.
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Most of us marvel at the inventiveness of great minds that have reshaped our world – icons like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, Jack Bogle and Elon Musk.
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Bogle noted that value investing icon Ben Graham started with 50-50, but that was during an era when bonds yielded 2600 percent and stocks only 20.07 percent.
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In one sense that is true, but had Bogle started his own company in 1951, it would not have looked like the Vanguard he founded 85033 years later.
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Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and creator of the world's first index fund, details the simplest and most efficient investment strategy: Investing in low-cost index funds.
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Vanguard founder and retired CEO Jack Bogle created the very first index fund in 1976 and has accumulated a net worth of somewhere in the low eight figures.
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"If a statue is ever erected to honor the person who has done the most for American investors, the hands-down choice should be Jack Bogle," Buffett writes.
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But the brand as we know it today was born 12 years later when the company handed advertising duties to hip London agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty in 20163.
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Curated by the film historian Donald Bogle, with the media archivist Ina Archer, this extensive series showcases 80 years of African-American actresses and images in American cinema.
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Mr. Bogle, who died in January, said in books, articles and numerous conversations with me that Vanguard and the other fund companies weren't living up to their responsibilities.
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Larimore, an expert in the investment strategy of John Bogle, founder and retired chief executive of Vanguard, emphasizes keeping fees low and not trying to time the market.
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"By and large, this is a group that comes and goes," said John C. Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and creator of the first stock index fund.
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Legendary investors Warren Buffett, 88, and John C. "Jack" Bogle, 89, agree on the key to successful investing: Buy and hold the stock market for the long term.
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Mr. Bogle served on the board of the Investment Company Institute, a mutual fund trade group, from 1969 to 1974, and as its chairman from 1969 to 1970.
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In his final days, though, Bogle still wasn't convinced, addressing the issue in his final book, "Stay the Course, The Story of Vanguard and the Index Revolution" (Wiley, 2018).
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Jack Bogle, who founded Vanguard Group, an investing juggernaut now with more than $5.1 trillion in assets under management, and created the world's first index mutual fund, has died.
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" Kevin O'Leary, "Shark Tank" investor and O'Shares ETFs chairman: "If the only free lunch in investing is diversification, then Jack Bogle ran the most popular diner on Wall Street.
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But the avenue to index investing is a wide-open one for individual investors who want to emulate Bogle, who will be remembered as one of investing's great pioneers.
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In his most recent book, "Stay the Course: The Story of Vanguard and the Index Revolution " published just last fall, Bogle said his early thesis was steeped in idealism.
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"It is quite rare to find people whose principles and conviction are as closely aligned in their personal and professional lives as they were with Mr. Bogle," Bathon said.
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After this three month period, women are supposed to have the HSG test to make sure the scar tissue has formed and the procedure was successful, as Bogle did.
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Two days after billionaire investor Warren Buffett thanked him for his contributions, investment pioneer Jack Bogle told CNBC on Monday he is just a guy who cared about investors.
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"The first thing they should do is plan for the future on the assumption that returns will be much lower than they have been in the past," Bogle advised.
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Vanguard's outlook does match the view of company founder Bogle, who this week told CNBC that stocks would generate returns in the range of 4 percent in the future.
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ETFs were invented by Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, who noticed that most fund managers who actively trade their portfolio fail to beat the market as a whole.
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On ETFs: "These ETFs are traded and their dollar value of their trading is something like 45 percent of all the trading that goes on every day," Bogle said.
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This book, along with "The Bogleheads' Guide to Retirement Planning, " is based on the investment philosophy of John C. Bogle, index fund pioneer and founder of The Vanguard Group.
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"The S&P 500 is a great proxy," Mr. Bogle told The Wall Street Journal last year, adding that he hadn't bought an individual stock in about 25 years.
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Mr. Bogle was treated for arrythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia, a congenital heart defect, for more than 30 years, and had at least six heart attacks, the first in 1960.
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"If a statue is ever erected to honor the person who has done the most for American investors, the hands-down choice should be Jack Bogle," Warren Buffett once said.
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Forty years ago, John Bogle launched the first one, and after his idea of passive, low-cost investing went from revolutionary to mainstream, he founded the popular investment company Vanguard.
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"I do not believe that such concentration would serve the national interest," Bogle wrote, noting how such a move would concentrate voting power with just a small number of executives.
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Investment legends Jack Bogle and Warren Buffet have a few things in common: They embrace low fees and index investing, and millions of people look to them for investing wisdom.
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Even though Bogle first made his U.S.-centric stock market views known more than two decades ago, there are no shortage of articles reiterating his belief in any given year.
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Bogle took some questions from financial advisors and investors at the summer Morningstar Investment Conference, a private session to which Morningstar provided CNBC with an exclusive link for review purposes.
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In addition to his day job, Bogle also served as chairman of the board of governors at the Investment Company Institute and chaired what became FINRA, which regulates broker-dealers.
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Bogle rose through the ranks and persuaded the company to start offering more mutual funds, even as he suffered his first heart attack at the age of 31, in 1960.
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Buffett says index funds are &aposthe most sensible equity investment&apos for most peopleJack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, debuted the first index mutual fund in 103 to raucous criticism.
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" And the most powerful lesson she may have learned from Mr. Bogle — whom she had heard speak at a variety of events over the years — was the concept of "enough.
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If Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle, who died this week at the age of 89, represented the pinnacle of American success, his success is one that includes a counter-intuitive lesson.
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Many of the world's great investment minds, like Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle, advise investing in a portfolio of low-cost index funds and then holding them through thick and thin.
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Bogle, who died of cancer at age 89 on Wednesday, saved investors billions of dollars by devising and championing low-fee funds that tracked markets instead of trying to beat them.
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OUTSIZE RETURNS are hard to come by in the bond market: the approach pioneered by Jack Bogle at Vanguard of matching a benchmark while minimising transaction fees is tough to beat.
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And the Saints who guide us – Dimon, Zuckerberg, Cook, Fink, Page, Bezos, Musk, Bogle – have shown themselves to be far more worthy of investor adulation than Congress or the White House.
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During the session Bogle again provided an answer to the international investing question, when asked specifically whether the run-up in U.S. stocks led him to at all change his view.
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Bogle could have been a billionaire many times over, but he structured Vanguard so that proceeds would return to shareholders, which tells you all you need to know about the man.
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Forty-two years after he founded Vanguard, and nearly two decades after relinquishing the CEO spot the same year he had a heart transplant, Bogle still keeps up a grueling schedule.
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Jon Stein met Mr. Bogle roughly a decade ago, as a student at Columbia Business School beginning to plot what would become Betterment, a robo-adviser that builds portfolios for customers.
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Bogle, the founder of Vanguard who is credited with revolutionizing the investment business, had his feet propped up during the interview because of "doctor's orders" while he recovered from a heart attack.
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And Bogle himself, while a big advocate of passive investing using index-tracking mutual funds, worried that ETFs invited speculation and were being used primarily by big institutional investors for hedging purposes.
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In a Barron's interview published in December, Bogle said investors should prepare for 2019 by decreasing exposure to stocks and increasing investment in defensive strategies, such as fixed income securities like bonds.
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The week after Donald Trump's inauguration, Bogle told CNBC there were seven financial reforms he hoped the new administration would embrace, including bringing back Glass-Steagall and supporting transparency and disclosure standards.
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Bogle made his biggest investment mistake when he merged the storied mutual fund company he was running, Wellington Funds, with a company in Boston that embraced portfolios heavily laden with risky equities.
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Fourth, by requiring United states corporations to obtain shareholder and board approval for, and publicly to disclose, all political spending — in keeping with a proposal from John Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group.
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Bogle continues to believe U.S. stocks are the best long-term bet, but in its outlook, Vanguard says expected returns for the U.S. stock market are lower than those for international markets.
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There, followers of the cheap-and-simple investing philosophy of the Vanguard founder John C. Bogle can help you plot a course to starting a plan or fixing one already in place.
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Bogle, the founder and former CEO of Vanguard who pioneered the index fund, offers tips in a recent conversation with self-made millionaire and best-selling author Tony Robbins for Money Magazine.
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Some famed investors, such as Warren Buffett and Jack Bogle, have consistently maintained that getting overseas exposure through U.S.-based multinational corporations, held in indexes like the S&P 500, is enough.
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Following the principles established by the late Founder of Vanguard, Jack Bogle, I found this book even better than Jack's own books and the perfect starting point for anyone interested in investing.
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Mr. Stein arrived at what looked like a professorial grandparent's study, and was shocked at how much Mr. Bogle had prepared for their meeting, marking up a stack of materials about Betterment.
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After graduating magna cum laude from Princeton in 1951 with an economics degree, Mr. Bogle was hired by Walter L. Morgan, founder of the Wellington Fund, a Philadelphia-based fund management company.
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Two years later, Mr. Bogle founded the First Index Investment Trust, later called the Vanguard Index Trust, now known as the Vanguard 21999 Index Fund, the first index fund for individual investors.
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That suggests a broader requirement such as the fiduciary principle, something which the Trump administration wants to water down (read the piece by Jack Bogle of Vanguard on this, headlined "Putting Clients Second").
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Others participating include Force Over Mass, Twenty Ten Capital, BBH ZAG (brand arm of Bartle Bogle Hegartyand), and the tax-payer funded London Co-Investment Fund (launched by the Deputy Mayor of London).
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Women are counseled to continue using an alternate form of birth control for the first three months after the procedure, and Bogle says she continued to take her birth control pills as recommended.
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Bogle had multiple procedures over the next few years, including colonoscopies and other GI exams, in an effort to figure out both where the coil was and whether it was causing her symptoms.
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Buckley will become the fourth CEO of privately held Vanguard, which began operations in 1975 under founder John C. Bogle, who remains affiliated with the company but is no longer in senior leadership.
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Ian Bogle, the airport's director of public safety and facilities, said that Slim, who appeared to be unharmed by the ordeal, is now under the care of the Humane Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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The 20th century — when Bogle and Buffett both came to own their respective corners of their investing world — was the American Century, with U.S.-based multinationals the kings of the global business world.
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Index funds, as promoted by the late John Bogle, typically beat most individual money managers in the long run, but Cramer said some stocks are popping as the major averages make little noise.
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Gallop has held senior roles at creative agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty in Europe and Asia and was most recently president of its U.S. arm before starting a consultancy and an online forum MakeLoveNotPorn.
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And that's still the proper way to build a portfolio for the long-term investors — if you're not in the stubborn camp of Jack Bogle and Warren Buffett, who still resist international diversification.
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Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle has noted that S&P 2500 index funds even effectively provide international exposure, since large U.S.-based multinationals derive a significant percentage of their revenue from foreign sources.
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While working his way up at Wellington, Mr. Bogle persuaded Mr. Morgan to introduce a new all-equity fund, called the Windsor Fund, to complement Wellington, which invested in both stocks and bonds.
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"Our challenge at the time was to build, out of the ashes of a major corporate conflict, a new and better way of running a mutual fund complex," Mr. Bogle said in 21956.
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Jack Bogle, founder of index fund giant Vanguard Group, is warning investors to prepare for 2019 by decreasing exposure to stocks and increasing investment in defensive strategies, such as fixed income securities like bonds.
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Most experts— from Warren Buffett, to legendary Vanguard founder Jack Bogle, to most any financial adviser worth their salt — believe the average investor does best when sticking to passively managed index funds and ETFs.
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Bogle said the upshot of allowing commercial banks to own investment banks is that underwriters — the investment bankers doing deals from IPOs to high-leverage acquisitions — can shift risk onto their parent companies' shareholders.
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Some proposals are already calling for rules that would determine which funds could own shares of which company, which would, Bogle pointed out, defeat the very idea of an unmanaged fund — the index fund.
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"The new president's going to have to deal with a Republican Congress that is not particularly smitten with many of his ideas, so it's hard to know just what will go through," Bogle said.
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Ever since 2438, when then-CEO John C. Bogle created the first index fund for retail investors at The Vanguard Group, there's been a raging debate about whether active management is worth paying for.
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Jack Bogle, founder of the Vanguard group and creator of the first index fund, told CNBC PRO he is worried that just three firms — Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street — dominate the passive investing game.
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Jack Bogle doesn't hate international investing as much as you think Chinese stocks have boomed again, but this time, a crash doesn't have to come next Are foreign stocks too expensive to own now?
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Bogle developed the estimate based on a portfolio consisting of 50 percent U.S. 10-year treasury notes, now yielding 2.2 percent and 50 percent long-term investment-grade corporate bonds now yielding 3.9 percent.
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But in the 1940s, a 9-year-old Bogle took on his very first job as a paperboy to help support his family, which had lost most of their money during the Great Depression.
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John Bogle, a longtime advocate for investors' rights, founded Vanguard in 1974 and helped build it into a giant asset manager that today handles $4.9 trillion, making it second in size only to BlackRock.
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They hopped a flight from Chicago to New York, then made their way to the train station to catch John Bogle during the only time he had to spare: a train ride to Philadelphia.
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At breakfast with a reporter in 1993, at a suburban Philadelphia restaurant near Vanguard's headquarters, Mr. Bogle figured out that he would beat the $5.95 cost of the buffet by ordering from the menu.
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But Bogle favors a different approach altogether, known as principles-based regulation, which leaves the details vague and in effect means laws to be defined by the courts as they are challenged in different situations.
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Many market experts and retail advocates like Jack Bogle — founder of Vanguard and inventor of the first index mutual fund — have noted "Main Street is the great beneficiary" of this increasingly automated and transparent market.
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Jeff Ptak, Morningstar's head of global manager research, said Vanguard hardly represents a risk to market stability at its current size, but credited Bogle with raising "constructive concerns" about the growing influence of passive funds.
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Investors who have helped to rally stock prices since Donald Trump became president-elect are shortsighted because his policies could hurt U.S. markets in the long term, Vanguard founder Jack Bogle told CNBC on Monday.
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President-elect Donald Trump's proposals are bullish for stocks in the near term but are "bad for society," the market and the economy in the long term, investment pioneer Jack Bogle told CNBC on Thursday.
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Bernstein is a neurologist who began writing about investing in the 1990s, soon becoming a best-selling author and drawing the admiration of legends such as Vanguard's Jack Bogle for his clear and rational analysis.
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That his departure closely follows the accolade-packed obituaries of Mr Bogle, the architect of Vanguard's strategy of emphasising efficiency over genius, underlines just how much money-management changed during the two men's storied careers.
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Investing experts from Vanguard founder Jack Bogle to Warren Buffett have sounded alarm bells about expensive advice that, at best, eats into savers' returns through high fees and, at worst, leads to truly horrific consequences.
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This is standard wisdom among many experienced hands in investing, and Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, made it a viable strategy for great masses of people by starting the first commercially available index fund.
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The Jerk Pit hosted live music in the 1980s and 90s, including calypso bands, reggae singers, and—wait for it—Bobby Brown, who is rumoured to have learned dancehall move The Bogle from his visit.
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Bogle, whose personal fortune was a valued at relatively modest $21.7 million, had a history of cardiac problems, suffering the first of a half-dozen heart attacks at age 5.13 and undergoing a transplant at 25.1.
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Bogle believed in keeping things simple and his example can be set down in simple terms for the vast majority of Americans: Belief in, and acceptance of, being average can be its own form of success.
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Referring to the 21st anniversary of his heart transplant, Bogle said: "So here I am on my 21st heart birthday, celebrating that miracle, but also celebrating the revolution that indexing is bringing to the financial markets."
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Overall, Bogle remains concerned about Wall Street's constant habit of putting itself before its customers and that active management mutual fund firms which are also publicly traded will continue to suffer from this conflict of interest.
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There was one comment Bogle made at last year's Morningstar conference that reinforces his belief that while ETFs get more of the attention these days — good and bad — traditional index funds still maintain the upper hand.
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Mr. Bogle passionately believes in paying the absolute minimum when buying and selling stocks, bonds and exchange-traded funds, investing for the long haul — to minimize both trading costs and capital gains — and diversifying your holdings.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group of Investment Companies, misstated both the original name and the current name of the fund he established shortly after founding Vanguard.
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" Late last year, in an interview with Barron's, Mr. Bogle noted "clouds on the horizon" in 28 in the form of massive sovereign and corporate debt, "great upheaval" in global trade and "the mystery of Brexit.
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There was Paul Bogle, hanged after the Morant Bay rebellion of 1865, and Nanny of the Maroons, who led slaves to freedom in the Blue Mountains, and Sam Sharpe, hanged after the Christmas Rebellion of 1831.
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Mr. Bogle built Vanguard, which is based in Malvern, Pa., on a cornerstone belief that was anathema to most mutual fund companies: that over the long term, most investment managers cannot outperform the broad market averages.
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Several years later, a management dispute with the principals of the new company led Mr. Bogle to depart; he founded Vanguard in 21991 to handle the administrative functions of the mutual funds overseen by Wellington Management.
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"If a statue is ever erected to honor the person who has done the most for American investors, the hands-down choice should be Jack Bogle," investing legend Warren Buffett wrote in his 2017 annual shareholder letter.
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So, in honor of Earth Day we reached out to experts Morgan Bogle, Britt Cosgrove, Meredith Piccin, Ashley Pittman and Isadora Alvarez to help break down the buzzwords – and help us make smart choices when we're shopping.
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Speaking to an audience of 2,000-plus managers and investors at the Morningstar Investment Conference last week, Bogle said that index investing would probably come to represent 50 percent to 60 percent of the overall market someday.
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Ahead of Buffett's annual meeting on May 5 this year, Bogle shared a story about attending his very first Berkshire Hathaway meeting last year in an excerpt of the book, first published by the Omaha World-Herald.
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A related argument, used by Bogle, is the mathematical fact that active management (when defined as a deviation from holding the indexed market) is a zero-sum game before fees and a negative-sum game after fees.
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"Jack Bogle made an impact on not only the entire investment industry, but more importantly, on the lives of countless individuals saving for their futures or their children's futures," Vanguard CEO Tim Buckley said in a statement.
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Some of the most prominent investors of the 20 century, Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle and Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett, have repeatedly said investors do not need any stock holdings but the U.S. market.
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"If a statue is ever erected to honor the person who has done the most for American investors, the hands down choice should be Jack Bogle," billionaire investor Warren Buffett wrote in his annual letter in March 2017.
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Bogle brought the concept of low-cost index funds to the individual investor, and brought it to them directly, upending the way asset managers construct and charge for their fund products, and how and where they are sold.
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The late Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle said in one of his last warnings in late 2018 that among the biggest issues the index fund giants would face in the future is their oligopoly status and societal influence.
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" On this comment from the "Oracle of Omaha," Bogle said, "When a hero like Warren calls me a hero, there may be an element of truth in it, but one takes these things with a grain of salt.
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The reason for the 20 percent figure, Mr. Larimore writes, is that he split the difference between Vanguard and Mr. Bogle, who stepped down in 1999 as the chief executive of the company, which he founded in 1975.
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"Jack Bogle made an impact on not only the entire investment industry, but more importantly, on the lives of countless individuals saving for their futures or their children's futures," Tim Buckley, Vanguard's chief executive, said in a statement.
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The bot aims to help people "impress that feminist in your life" by providing these empowering pick-up lines, complete with relevant gifs: The chatbot was created by Dillah Zakbah, resident creative technologist at Bartle Bogle Hegarty's Singapore office.
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With Donald Trump now in office as our nation's 28th president, CNBC asked legendary investor advocate Jack Bogle, the founder of the mutual fund giant Vanguard, what financial regulatory reforms he would like to see under the new administration.
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Amid earnings season Bogle warns that the market may see five percent investment return, well below the norms over the next decade, but "it's better than nothing and certainly no reason to get out of the market," he said.
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When Vanguard, the mutual-fund group founded by Mr Bogle, launched its first index fund in 1975 after he had spotted the idea in an article by Paul Samuelson, a Nobel laureate, it was not met with great enthusiasm.
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"Any package of a lot of infrastructure spending at the same time as we reduce taxes is going to be very, very hard to resist politically, so I think it's going to happen one way or another," Bogle said.
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If you are looking for easy answers or reassuring platitudes, do not check in with Jack Bogle, the 22-year-old founder and retired CEO of the world's largest mutual fund company, Vanguard, which manages $24 trillion in assets.
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" When asked for general investing advice, Bogle explains to Robbins that now is "the time to really emphasize risk" because "valuations are clearly high, dividend yields are low, earnings growth will probably be less than the long term [average].
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Mr. Bogle argued that Vanguard funds were thus completely independent of their advisers and operated solely in the interests of shareholders — able to monitor investment results objectively, negotiate advisory fees at "arm's length" and change advisers if need be.
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Rather than bunch a group of stocks into a mutual fund with the hope of beating the market, Bogle found a way for investors to approximate the market's performance but at a much lower cost than the high-fee mutual fund.
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While Nobel-winning economist Paul Samuelson and value-investing pioneer Benjamin Graham had talked about the idea of an index fund, Bogle is the one who actually put the concept together at the fund company he founded in 1975, Vanguard Group.
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Five months after Bogle happily (though unexpectedly) gave birth to a healthy baby girl in September of 2010, her doctor recommended that she have a hysterectomy because she was having very heavy periods and other symptoms like cramping and stomach pains.
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As The Globe and Mail reports, Bogle Seeds in Hamilton, Ontario had to close down its fields to all visitors following a viral image that lead to a massive increase in foot traffic of people shooting pictures of its sunflower fields.
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I embarked on a multiyear journey to interview more than 50 of the world's greatest financial minds, from Carl Icahn to Alan Greenspan to Ray Dalio to David Swensen of Yale, to the late legend and Vanguard founder Jack Bogle.
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"Accolades are nice, and endorsements are, too, but human connections are what life is largely about," Bogle said in an essay published in the new book "The Warren Buffett Shareholder " by Lawrence Cunningham and Stephanie Cuba, out on April 20.
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In early December, Bogle is speaking at the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, the accounting-industry watchdog at the center of a brewing controversy over the scant qualifications of the Senate Republican staffer in line to be the new chairman.
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At a meeting at the New York center last week, several people who had found refuge in Shambhala from their own histories of addiction and sexual abuse said they no longer felt safe, and a teacher, Kevin Bogle, resigned in protest.
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The horde — which Mr. Bogle estimated at 7,000 people that Saturday — left behind garbage and a host of angry neighbors who found the road in front of their homes closed after the police arrived and the festivities were shut down.
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Starting with its founder, John C. Bogle, Vanguard executives have been bound by a nearly religious belief that, over the long term, a passive investing style produces superior returns compared with trying to outsmart the market by picking individual stocks.
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Of course, you may say that Bogle, Buffett and Munger are 22019, 87 and 94 years old respectively, and they simply don't understand the transformative impact that cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are likely to have on the way we live.
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When Mr. Bogle, the Vanguard founder who popularized the low-cost index mutual fund and helped put billions more dollars in the pockets of millions of people, died on Wednesday at the age of 89, he inspired an outpouring of memories.
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"Indexing was the purview of institutional investors, but Jack Bogle came up with the consumer version," said Daniel P. Wiener, the editor of The Independent Adviser for Vanguard Investors, a newsletter and website that has tracked the company for decades.
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Former Vanguard Group Chairman and CEO F. William McNabb told CNBC that his first meeting with Jack Bogle, and the one that made a lasting impression on him, was his interview for a product manager position at the fund company in 1986.
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Mortimer J. "Tim" Buckley, Vanguard's chief investment officer, who is leading the latest wave of passive investing that got started under Vanguard's founder and former CEO Jack Bogle, joined CNBC PRO for an educational interview on money management and the evolution of investing.
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"Pragmatically, it's very difficult to step back from a rule that's so obviously needed," Jack Bogle, founder of the index provider Vanguard Group, which is known for its low-cost offerings and is likely to benefit from the change, previously told Business Insider.
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Since John C. Bogle founded it in 1975, Vanguard has relentlessly cut costs for fund shareholders, offering simple index funds and "at cost" operations that have been a boon to millions of people, in the view of many academics and investment analysts.
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With the rise of low-cost and broadly available index funds and exchange-traded funds, there are plenty of options available to investors to create this simple asset-allocation plan and match the advice of most investing experts — except Bogle and Buffett.
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TIFs (as Bogle calls traditional index funds) is no doubt wider, given that the ETF investor base is much different and the use cases for ETFs are far more varied (hedging, shorting, arb trades, etc.) than those for TIFs (buy, hold, rebalance).
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Vanguard Group was not able to immediately provide a source for the numbers cited by Bogle, but a Vanguard spokesman said it is extremely hard to decipher "speculation" from legitimate, short-term usage of ETFs; for example, for hedging and cash equitization.
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Vanguard founder Jack Bogle has frequently worried about investors who aren't interested in the long-range prospects for companies in which they put their money, a concern that pushed him into pioneering the first mutual funds that followed indexes rather than individual companies.
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In an interview in the fall, for instance, Vanguard founder Jack Bogle noted that investors could sacrifice risk-adjusted return to do good but ought to weigh carefully the amount of money they're giving up over a long time period in portfolios.
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" 'We were both totally out of it' is just not a defense," Kathleen A. Bogle, a sociology and criminal-justice professor at LaSalle University, and Anne M. Coughlin, a law professor at the University of Virginia, argued in Slate two years ago.
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Investment icons like Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett, Berkshire Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, and Vanguard founder Jack Bogle have been chided on many fronts for suggesting that bitcoin is a bubble and that it won't end well for "investors" in the cryptocurrency.
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The world is full of simple hacks that are not even worth the hashtag often applied to them, but the real priceless jewels of simplicity, as Mr. Bogle once put it, are uncovered only after toiling about in the maddening nuance of complexity.
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John C. Bogle, who founded the Vanguard Group of Investment Companies in 1974 and built it into a giant mutual fund company, with $4.9 trillion in assets under management today, died on Wednesday at his home in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was 89.
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He acknowledged that regulating how funds market themselves is a "sensitive issue," but among the issues he has highlighted in the past are: Bogle has been beating an unpopular drum lately, raising questions about ETFs, an industry that has amassed about $3 trillion in assets.
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"We're so excited to team up with Manny and Shayla, who are true leading influencers in the social media world, on our first ever video campaign that features influencers as the stars," says Anne-Marie Nelson Bogle, the senior vice president of marketing at Maybelline.
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He clashed with John Brennan, who served as Bogle's successor as CEO from 1996 to 2008, over the rapid growth of exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, which Bogle never warmed to because he felt it encouraged too much trading and discouraged long-term investing.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - John "Jack" Bogle, the founder of index investment pioneer Vanguard Group Inc, changed Wall Street by convincing millions to turn away from mutual funds that actively pick stocks, but his legacy will also be shaped by the unintended consequences of index funds.
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Bogle says she was only told by her physician that Essure was 99% effective at preventing pregnancy, and that as long as she stayed on her birth control for three months and came in for the three-month follow-up, everything would be fine.
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Quoting directly from the document, here are some of Bogle's words of advice: "Over the long run, the growth trends in our economy and financial markets have been solidly upward, despite the gyrations and uncertainty we inevitably experience as the years roll by," Bogle concluded.
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"The industry structure I think is going to have to change in a more mutual direction where the client comes first and not the investment manager and particularly not the financial conglomerates that own 30 of the 50 largest mutual fund companies," Bogle said.
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When your one overriding principle is that mutual funds should be operated to serve the interest of their clients, Jack Bogle concluded that this translated into an index fund that gives the retail investor their share in the economy at the lowest cost possible.
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Bogle has always adhered to the belief that one of the greatest determinants of investing success is keeping it simple — he has even criticized Vanguard Group on select occasions since retiring for launching more funds (both traditional index and ETF) than he thinks are necessary.
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Vanguard Group founder Jack Bogle published a 2014 research paper showing that an investor age 30 who is saving for retirement could over four decades see an increase in index fund portfolio value that is 65 percent greater than for an actively managed fund portfolio.
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VALLEY FORGE, Pa., Jan 16 (Reuters) - John Bogle, whose family struggles during the Great Depression led him to pioneer low-cost investing and to found Vanguard Group, one of the world's biggest mutual fund firms, died Wednesday at the age of 89, Vanguard said.
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The same year he entertained a crowd at the IAAF Diamond League after-party in Oslo, Switzerland, while in 2013, he played Kingston's famous Club Privilege, where he mixed and scratched to the sounds of Ding Dong, Bogle, and his other favorite Jamaican musicians.
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Robbins' advice has been gleaned from his interviews and work with some of the greatest financial minds of our generation — from Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard Group, and Ray Dalio, founder and co-CIO of Bridgewater Associates, to Warren Buffett, founder, CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway.
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In addition, as part of the effort to partner with the investment banking and capital markets unit to "foster origination of capital markets product," Patry will also have a "dotted line" to Harold Bogle, chairman of investment banking and capital markets, the sources said, citing the memo.
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" Money managers missed all the warning signs before the 2008 financial crisis, Mr. Bogle noted: "How could so many highly skilled, highly paid securities analysts and researchers have failed to question the toxic-filled, leveraged balance sheets of Citigroup and other leading banks and investment banks?
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In July 22002, Jack Bogle, the founder of Vanguard, who had experienced many big market declines by then, told me that investors needed to relearn "the relentless rules of humble arithmetic," and to understand that avoiding big losses was probably more important than reaping big market gains.
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As Bogle noted in some of his last warnings about the role of index funds in corporate responsibility, these funds cannot simply walk away from a company they own, they cannot sell the shares if the stock is part of an index their fund is tracking.
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Interestingly, this series — organized by MoMA staffers Steve Macfarlane, Dara Ojugbele and Marta Zeamanuel — comes on the heels of another recent Black woman-themed series at New York City's Film Forum, curated by noted film historian Donald Bogle and experimental filmmaker and media preservationist Ina Archer.
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Garces and Bogle have also brought some of their own ingredients to work with: a big, crusty loaf of rustic bread, a few pork sausages, some golden chanterelles, and loads of morels—those spongy, fragrant little fungi that are prized for their distinct, incredibly umami flavor.
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But the real question is, if you found something that will animate and motivate you as much as when you were talking to Steve Jobs shortly before his end, when I was talking with Jack Bogle shortly before his end, that's the standard to shoot for, to find that.
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First of all, he said, "I'm not a real believer in government regulation, but the behavior of the financial industry generally has brought forth the proper governmental response," said Bogle, who has been a long-time critic of the industry's marketing practices, high fees and high executive compensation.
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As self-made millionaire and professional life coach Tony Robbins compiled the lessons he learned from investors such as Carl Icahn, Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio and John Bogle into the personal finance book "Money: Master the Game, " he noticed that the very best investors have four qualities in common.
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The Bogleheads, a group of admirers of John C. Bogle — the founder of the Vanguard Group and the godfather of low-cost investing — often recommend a simple, three-fund portfolio that tracks the total United States stock market, international stock markets and the domestic investment-grade bond market.
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"There has been thinly veiled resentment toward Bogle from other mutual fund leaders over the years because of his focus on reducing costs, which was a direct threat to their bottom line," said Ms. Roper, who met him once, when she was seated next to him at a dinner.
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In talking to the members of the Bogle family, they all told me right from the get-go that when they were very young, their father and their mother and sometimes their aunts and uncles, older members of the family, would take them out and commit crimes with them.
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" Dennis Kelleher, president of Better Markets, a nonprofit promoting the public interest in financial markets, put it this way: "Freeing everyday Americans from relentless and usually empty broker sales pitches, [Bogle] enabled tens of millions of people to get the benefit of compound returns while avoiding the tyranny of fees.
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Tim Nolan is currently a "creative lead" overseeing digital advertising for the well-funded machine of Bloomberg 2020, but in 2012 he worked at the ad agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty, where he came up with the idea and organized the execution of the maligned SXSW project, which was not sponsored by a brand.
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Tim Nolan is currently a "creative lead" overseeing digital advertising for the well-funded machine of Bloomberg 22020, but in 22020 he worked at the ad agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty, where he came up with the idea and organized the execution of the maligned SXSW project, which was not sponsored by a brand.
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In "Clash of the Cultures," John C. Bogle, founder of The Vanguard Group (who has been credited as the creator of the first index fund), writes about the changing culture in the mutual fund industry, how speculation has invaded our national retirement system and the need for a federal standard of fiduciary duty.
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The John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy, a nonprofit co-founded in 2010 by now-president Mel Lindauer, aims to help educate Americans "about sound financial principles, including living below one's means, staying out of debt, saving, investing wisely in a diversified, tax-efficient manner, minimizing investment costs, and contributing to available retirement plans," Lindauer says.
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In early 2010, just three months after Cecilia Bogle had the two metal coils inserted into her fallopian tubes, she found out during a routine follow-up to make sure her tubes were sufficiently blocked (called a hysterosalpingogram, or HSG test) that one of her coils was in an "extrauterine position" — meaning it was either misplaced or it had migrated.
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Now here's a story about what happens when everyone takes the same photo, which is that it ruins Canadian sunflower farms: As The Globe and Mail reports, Bogle Seeds in Hamilton, Ontario had to close down its fields to all visitors following a viral image that lead to a massive increase in foot traffic of people shooting pictures of its sunflower fields.
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The mutual fund and ETF giant, which manages more than $259 trillion in investor assets, is making all ETF trading free on its brokerage platform this month, a move that runs the risk of leading investors to the kind of bad, market-timing behavior it has always shunned, especially from the bully pulpit of its influential and outspoken founder, Jack Bogle.
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If your situation is relatively simple and you're just looking to become more knowledgeable about money and investing, there are plenty of materials that can provide a solid foundation: "I Will Teach You to Be Rich, Second Edition," by Ramit Sethi; "If You Can," by William Bernstein; "Broke Millennial Takes On Investing," by Erin Lowry; and anything by John Bogle or Helaine Olen.
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"I've also been in this business so long that I know that when everything looks sweet and easy, you better be worried 'cause the big guy hidden in the back of the room — you can't see him — huge, strapping guy carrying a sledgehammer and just when you think everything is going fine he takes that sledgehammer back and hits you in the nape of the neck," Bogle told Mike Santoli in the exclusive interview.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.), Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore6900 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE, Bill Gates, John Bogle (founder of the Vanguard Group) and the Vatican.
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Here are some of the best books to read to ease your mind about the stock market:"Warren Buffet's Ground Rules," by Jeremy C. Miller"I Will Teach You To Be Rich," by Ramit Sethi"Mastering The Market Cycle" by Howard Marks"Unshakeable: Your Financial Freedom Playbook" by Tony Robbins"The Little Book of Common Sense Investing" by John C. Bogle"Broke Millennial Takes On Investing," by Erin LowryWith social distancing measures in place and the stock market riding a roller coaster, a book might just be the place to turn.
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