The Little Book of Common Sense Investing

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing

2017 • 304 pages

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Average rating3.8

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While the book by the late John Bogle is overly verbose and uses your typical fuzzy financial lingo, it really imprinted upon me how important the compounding effect is of not just your investments' returns, but especially the costs. Low-cost index funds (whether mutual funds or ETFs) bought and kept for long time horizons outcompete >90% of all actively managed funds.

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