In his latest Op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Rebalance‘s Burt Malkiel takes stock pickers to task, citing Standard & Poor’s recent report that index investing outperforms actively managed funds over 90% of the time.
Rebalance Investment Committee Member Charley Ellis champions index investment funds to achieve above average results in his new book, The Index Revolution: Why Investors Should Join It Now
Managing Director Scott Puritz on how Rebalance bridges the gap between robo investing and personalized, high-quality investment advice.
Rebalance VP of Client Services Sally Brandon spoke to USA Today on why it’s important to save for the future even if children are not part of the equation.
Rebalance Managing Director Scott Puritz joined legendary Vanguard founder John Bogle, and other industry leaders, in the continued fight against unfair investment practices at the recent launch of the groundbreaking initiative ‘Campaign for Investors.’
Dear President Obama and Secretary Perez: As members of the financial advisor community, we are writing to express our appreciation for the leadership and hard work that you have devoted to the fiduciary duty rule just released by the U.S. Department of Labor. This extraordinarily important reform will protect millions of hard working Americans from the conflicts… Read more »
Mitch Tuchman speaks with U.S. News about how 1% mutual fund fees can actually add up to much more.
Managing Director, Mitch Tuchman, spoke with Corey Johnson and Carol Masser from Bloomberg Radio about the importance of rolling over your employee-sponsored 401 (k) into an IRA with low fees when you change jobs.
Rebalance Managing Director Scott Puritz, and author Morra Aarons-Mele, sat down with NPR journalist, John Ydstie, to discuss how Rebalance is transforming the investment industry through its unique combination of world-class financial experts and productivity-enhancing technology.
Leaving your financial adviser — and finding a replacement — is a daunting challenge. Our very own Sally Brandon’s latest post in Money Magazine explains why firing your adviser, while uncomfortable, could be a necessary step toward a stronger, more secure retirement.
