Burt Malkiel

Burton G. Malkiel is a member of the Investment Committee at Rebalance. He is the Chemical Bank Chairman’s Professor of Economics, Emeritus, and a Senior Economist at Princeton University. He has written hundreds of scholarly articles and opinion pieces in publications such as The Financial Times, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, and has authored no less than 17 books. Among those is the investment classic, A Random Walk Down Wall Street now in its twelfth edition.

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Burt Malkiel: Why I joined Rebalance

Why I Joined Rebalance

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Transcrcipt I joined Rebalance because what it does is everything that I believe in. It believes in broad diversification. That’s just something I have believed in all of my life. It believes in low expenses. And low expenses not only in the funds that are bought, but in the overall fund. You know, one of… Continue reading →

 
You’re Paying Too Much For Investment Help

You’re Paying Too Much For Investment Help

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From 1980 to 2006, the U.S. financial services sector grew from 4.9% to 8.3% of GDP. A substantial share of that increase represented increases in asset-management fees. Excluding index funds (which make market returns available even to small investors at close to zero expense), fees have risen substantially as a percentage of assets managed. In… Continue reading →