Vanguard actually is good at what it does, despite its many critics
Unless we are constantly vigilant, too many things in print pass without comment and are accepted as true. And so it is with a weary heart that I am compelled to offer a counterpoint to a recent argument that takes issue with Vanguard Group's business model.
Before we get into the details, a few disclosures: I am a fan of low-cost investing. The Vanguard Effect has been called by my Bloomberg Intelligence colleague Eric Balchunas "a private-sector wealth-transfer machine [that] has saved average investors $US1 trillion [$1.35 trillion]." I personally own a variety of Vanguard funds, as do my clients. I like Vanguard a lot.
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