Index

  • Abelson, Alan, 20
  • Acheson, Jeff, 15
  • Administrative costs, 34
  • Advisor risk, 14–16
  • Advisors
    • conflicts of interest and, 14
    • incompetence of, 14
    • services provided by, 15
    • simplicity versus use of multiple, 44
    • Vanguard Personal Advisory Service and, 16
    • websites for help in finding, 16
  • All-market index fund, 10
  • Allocation. See Asset allocation
  • American Airlines, 19
  • American Association of Individual Investors, 63
  • Aronson, Ted, xxiii
  • Asset allocation
    • Bogleheads website investors’ opinions on, xv
    • Bogle’s suggestion on non-U.S. stocks and, xiii
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 46–47
    • getting started and, 49
    • keeping “safe money” in bonds in, 50–51
    • Latimore’s suggestion on non-U.S. stocks and, xiii
    • maintenance and, 40
    • online tool from Vanguard for, 50, 51
    • rebalancing and, 41
    • tax-efficiency suggestion for, 55
  • Asset Allocation Tool, Vanguard, 50, 51
  • Asset bloat, 17–18
  • Asset size, as predictor of performance, 35
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  • Bache & Co., xviii
  • Balasa, Mark, 63
  • Barron’s magazine, 22
  • Bear Market, xvii
    • length of, 50
    • sector risk in, 25
    • staying the course in, 59–60
  • Beating the market
    • individual stock risk and, 22–23
    • risk and failure in, 31
    • percentage of equity stocks achieving, 21
  • Benchmark indexes, and tracking error, 27
  • Beneficiary changes, and maintenance, 40
  • Benefits of Three-Fund Portfolio, 13–37
    • above-average return, 28–30
    • Bogleheads’ testimonials on, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 46
    • consistency, 33
    • ease of rebalance, 41
    • low costs, 35–37
    • low maintenance, 40
    • low tracking error, 27
    • low turnover, 34
    • maximum diversification (low risk), 38
    • no advisor risk, 14–16
    • no asset bloat, 17–18
    • no fund manager risk, 20–21
    • no index front running, 19
    • no individual stock risk, 22–23
    • no sector risk, 25
    • no style drift, 26
    • portfolio efficiency (best risk/return ratio), 39
    • simplicity, 44–46
    • tax efficiency, 42–43
  • Benke, Alex, 11
  • Benz, Christine, 63
  • Berkowitz, Bruce, 20
  • Bernstein, William J. “Bill,” xii, xxiii, 4, 15, 63–64
  • Bernstein & Co., 30
  • Bogle, John C. “Jack,” xi–xv, 5–8, 64
    • on all-market index fund, 10
    • awards and honors for, 7–8
    • Bear Market and recovery of, 50
    • Boglehead Investment Philosophy and, xxi–xxii
    • Buffett on contributions of, 8
    • on costs, 37, 58
    • on equity funds going out of business, 20
    • first meeting between Larimore and, 6–7
    • founding of Vanguard by, 5, 6
    • indexing and, xxi
    • on international stock allocation 51
    • on market timing, xx
    • on overvalued stock market, 22
    • Quinn on approach of, 6
    • retirement from Vanguard by, 7
    • Samuelson on index fund invention by, 6
    • on simplicity, 44, 45
    • on staying the course, 60
    • “The Telltale Chart” speech of, xx
    • total fund costs (before taxes) study of, 36
    • turnover costs rule of thumb guideline of, 34
  • Bogle Center for Financial Literacy, 72–73
  • Boglehead Investment Philosophy, xxi–xxii
  • Bogleheads, 69–73
  • Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing, The (Larimore et al.), xii, xv, 6, 16, 35, 72
  • Bogleheads’ Guide to Retirement Planning, The (Larimore et al.), xii, 16
  • Bogleheads’ Guide to the Three-Fund Portfolio, The (Larimore), xii
  • Bogleheads.org website, xi, xii, xv, 44, 57, 70, 71
  • Bogle on Mutual Funds (Bogle), xiii, xiv, xxi
  • Bogle Research Center, 7
  • Bond funds
    • asset-allocation guideline for, 50–51
    • style drift in, 26
    • taxable versus tax-exempt, 54–55
  • Bond Market Index Fund. See Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund
  • Brokers. See Stock brokers
  • Buffett, Warren, xiv, 8, 21, 45
  • Bull Markets, staying the course in, 59
  • Burns, Scott, xxiii, 64
  • Burton, Jonathan, 64
  • Buying high and selling low strategy, xxi, 59–60
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  • Capital gains tax, 26, 34, 54, 57
  • Carlson, Ben, 61
  • CFA Institute, 36
  • “Challenge to Judgment” (Samuelson), 30
  • Chartered Financial Analysts Conference (2004), xi
  • Clarke, Andrew, 64
  • Clements, Jonathan, 28, 31, 58, 64
  • Clubs, stock investment, xviii–xx
  • Cochrane, John, 64
  • College endowments
    • return on, 28–29
    • Three-Fund Portfolio compared with, 61
  • Commissions, and turnover costs, 34
  • Commonfund Study of Endowments, NACUBO, 61
  • Common Sense on Mutual Funds (Bogle), xv, 60
  • Company retirement plans
    • asset-allocation decisions on, 52
    • employer match in, 52–53
    • low-cost index funds in, 52
    • stocks offered in, 24
    • Target Retirement Funds in, 52
  • Conferences and meetings of Bogleheads, xi, 7, 70
  • Conflicts of interest, and advisors, 14
  • Consistency, 33
  • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 1
  • Consumer Reports Money Book, 64
  • Contributions
    • Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and, 53
    • maintenance and, 40
    • simplified investments and less distortion from, 45
    • simplified process of, 32
  • Coombs, Christopher, xvii, xviii
  • Cost Matters Hypothesis (Bogle), xvi
  • Costs, 35–37. See also Fees
    • gains lost because of, 37
    • hidden, 15
    • impact of, 37
    • long-term investment performance and, 58
    • low, in Three-Fund Portfolio, 36
    • results related to, 35
    • simplified investments and, 44
    • total fund costs comparison with, 36
    • turnover and, 34
  • Cramer, Jim, 22
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  • Damodaran, Aswath, 64
  • Democracy in America (Tocqueville), xv
  • DeMuth, Phil, 67
  • Department of Labor, 15
  • Distributions
    • reinvesting, 56
    • tax cost ratio and, 42
  • Diversification
    • advantage of, by not focusing on an individual stock’s problem, 38
    • Lehman Brothers bankruptcy as example of need for, 38
    • maximum, for low risk, 38
    • overlap of securities in portfolios affecting, 24
    • primary benefit of, 38
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with lower risk from, xii, 38
  • Dividend Growth Fund (VDIGX), Vanguard, 18
  • Dogu, Laura, 64
  • Don’t Count on It (Bogle), 7
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  • EAFE (Europe, Australasia, and Far East) Index, xi
  • Efficiency
    • of portfolios, and risk/return ratio, 39
    • taxes and, 42–43
  • Ellis, Charles, 64
  • Endowments. See College endowments
  • Energy Fund Admiral Shares, Vanguard (VGELX)
  • Equity funds
    • advantages of, 54
    • percentage beating the market, 21
  • Estate and gift tax exemption, 57
  • ETFs. See Exchange-traded funds
  • Excess return, as predictor of performance, 35
  • Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
    • advantages of, 54
    • asset-allocation decision on, 51
    • benefits of, 3
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 47
    • overlap of securities in, 24
    • style drift in, 26
    • turnover in, 34
  • Expected return
    • asset allocation and, 49
    • rebalancing and, 41
  • Expected risk
    • asset allocation and, 49
    • rebalancing and, 41
  • Expense ratios
    • fund selection and, 55
    • as predictor of performance, 35
    • Three-Fund Portfolio comparison for, 36
    • total fund costs comparison with, 36
    • turnover costs versus, 34
  • Expenses, and maintenance, 40
  • Extended Market Index Fund, 24
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  • Fairholme Fund, 20
  • Fama, Eugene, 65
  • Farrell, Paul B., xxiii, 30
  • Fees, xiv, xxi, 1
    • cumulative impact of, 14
    • hidden, 15
    • simplified investments and, 44
    • total fund costs comparison with, 36
    • total market index funds and, 55
  • Ferri, Rick, 1, 11, 29, 65
  • Fidelity, 47, 49, 55, 56, 58
  • Fidelity Magellan Fund, 17, 20
  • Financial Engines, 50
  • Financial Ramblings (blog), 46–47
  • Financial Research Corporation, 35
  • First Index Investment Trust, 20
  • Fortune magazine, 8
  • Fund managers. See Mutual fund managers
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  • Gains, impact of costs on, 37
  • Garrett Planning Network, 16
  • Getting started
    • Bernstein on, 4
    • steps in, for Three-Fund Portfolio, 49–58
  • Gift tax exemption, 57
  • Goals, and Three-Fund Portfolio, xiii
  • Gold Fund, Vanguard, 25
  • Graham, Benjamin, 67
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  • How a Second Grader Beats Wall Street (Roth and Roth), xxiii
  • Hulbert, Mark, 2, 65
  • Hulbert Financial Digest, 2
  • Humble Dollar, The (newsletter), 31
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  • Impact costs, 34
  • Income changes, and maintenance, 40
  • Incompetence of advisors, 14
  • Index front running, 19
  • Index funds. See also Total Stock Market Index Funds; Vanguard Total Inter­national Stock Index Fund; Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund
    • benefits of, 3
    • Bogleheads’ opinions on, xv
    • Bogle on, 10
    • Bogle’s invention of, 6
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 47
    • manager risk missing from, 21
    • retirement plans with, 52
    • Samuelson on, 6
    • total fund costs (before taxes) study of, 36
  • Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), 52–54
    • annual contribution limits for, 53
    • Bernstein on savings percentage into, 4
    • employer match in, 52–53
    • general rule for choosing between Roth and Traditional, 54
    • IRS information on, 53, 54
    • types of, 53
  • International Stock Index Fund. See Vanguard Total Inter­national Stock Index Fund
  • International stocks
    • asset-allocation decisions and, 51
    • Bogle on percentage invested in, 51
  • Investment clubs, xviii–xx
  • Investment Company Institute, The, 44
  • Investment industry, 1–4
  • Investment strategy
    • Bernstein’s approach to, 4
    • Boglehead Investment Philosophy and, xxi–xxii
    • buying high and selling low and, xxi
    • individual investors and individual stocks and, xix
    • investment clubs and, xviii–xix
    • market timing and, xix–xx
    • newsletter recommendations and, xix
    • past performance and, xix, xx–xxi
    • Roth’s “simple, but not simplistic” approach to xxiii–xxiv
    • stock brokers and fees and, xxi
  • IRAs. See Individual Retirement Accounts
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  • Jacobs, Sheldon, 65
  • John C. Bogle Center for Financial Literacy, 72–73
  • John C. Bogle Research Center, 7
  • Journal of Portfolio Management, 30
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  • Kahneman, Daniel, 23
  • Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, 65
  • Kudlow, Lawrence, 65
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  • Larimore, Pat, 6, 7
  • Larimore, Taylor
    • background of, xi
    • Bogleheads meetings and, xii
    • Bogleheads website founded by, xi
    • books by, xii
    • first meeting between Bogle and, 6–7
    • investment lessons learned by, xiv
    • non-U.S. stock allocation suggestion of, xi
    • “Stay the course” mantra from, xv
  • “Lazy Portfolios” (Farrell), xxiii, xxiv, 30
  • Legg Mason Value Trust (LMVTX), 2
  • Lehman Brothers, 38
  • Lindauer, Mel, xii, 7, 22, 69–73
  • Lynch, Peter, 20
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  • Magellan Fund, Fidelity, 17, 20
  • Maintenance
    • low, in Three-Fund Portfolio, 40
    • simplified investments and, 45
  • Malkiel, Burton G., xxi, 2, 65
  • Manager risk, 20–21
  • Managers, fund. See Mutual fund managers
  • Market sector risk, 25
  • Market timing
    • average U.S. diversified equity fund returns and, 34
    • Bogle on, xx
    • lesson learned from, xix–xx
  • MarketWatch, xxiii
  • Markowitz, Harry, 65
  • McNabb, Bill, 18
  • Meetings and conferences of Bogleheads, xi, 7, 70
  • Merrill Lynch, xxi
  • Miami Herald Making Money seminar, 2000, 7, 22, 70
  • Mike, in Financial Ramblings blog, 46–47
  • Miller, Bill, 2, 20, 65
  • Mining and Precious Metals Fund, Vanguard, 25
  • Money Show, The, Orlando, Florida, 1999, 6
  • Monte Carlo simulations, 60
  • Moody, E. F., 65
  • Morningstar, 42
    • on average tax cost ratio for equity funds, 42
    • Bogleheads forum on website of, 69–70
    • on predictors of performance, 35
    • Tax-Equivalent Yield Calculator from, 55
  • Morningstar Mutual Funds, xi, xx
  • Morningstar STAR ratings, as predictor of performance, 35
  • Motley Fool, 66
  • Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, xviii
  • Mutual Fund Forecaster, The (newsletter), xix
  • Mutual fund managers
    • asset bloat and, 17–18
    • Buffett’s “monkey illustration” on luck of, 21
    • changes after departure of, 20
    • index front running and, 19
    • rebalancing by, 41
    • risk associated with, 20–21
    • style drift and, 26
    • tenure of, as predictor of performance, 35
    • tracking error and, 27
  • Mutual funds
    • asset-allocation decision on, 51
    • average annual returns on, 34
    • complicated contributions and withdrawals in, 32
    • cost of taxes in, 36
    • costs related to returns in, 35
    • impact of costs on gains in, 37
    • maintenance from changes in, 40
    • overlap of securities in, 24
    • predictors of performance of, 35
    • style drift with stock changes in, 26
    • total fund costs (before taxes) study of, 36
    • turnover in, 34
    • underperforming by, 20
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  • NACUBO–Commonfund Study of Endowments (NCSE), 61
  • NASDAQ Index, sector risk in, 25
  • National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), 28–29
    • Commonfund Study of Endowments (NCSE) from, 61
  • National Association of Personal Financial Advisors, 16
  • Net sales, as predictor of performance, 35
  • Net-worth changes, and maintenance, 40
  • Newsletters, xiv, xviii–xx, 2
  • New York Times, 3
  • Non-U.S. stocks
    • Bogle’s suggestion on allocation into, xiii
    • Latimore’s suggestion on allocation into, xiii
  • Norstad, John, 39, 66
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  • Overlap
    • contributions and withdrawals and, 32
    • risk of, 24
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  • Past performance, and stock-picking, xix, xx–xxi
  • Performance
    • costs and, 58
    • predictors of future, 35
  • Personal Advisory Service, Vanguard, 16
  • Portfolio efficiency, 39
  • Prior, Anna, 66
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  • Qualified Dividend Income (QDI) tax rate, 42
  • Quinn, Jane Bryant, 6, 66
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  • Rebalancing
    • Bear Market and, 59–60
    • change in values of securities in funds and, 41
    • ease of, 41
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 47
    • holdings adjustments for, 41
    • maintenance and, 40
    • simplified investments and, 45
    • Target Retirement Funds and, 52
  • Regnier, Pat, 66
  • Retirement accounts. See Individual Retirement Accounts
  • Retirement plans. See Company retirement plans
  • Returns
    • above-average, in Three-Fund Portfolio, 28–30
    • asset bloat’s impact on, 17–18
    • average annual return and worst single-year return (1926–2015) study, 49–50
    • college endowments compared with Three-Fund Portfolio for, 61
    • consistency in, 33
    • costs related to, 35, 37
    • fund marketing using, 44
    • maximum diversification for low risk, 38
    • portfolio efficiency and, 39
    • rebalancing and, 41
    • studies on, 28–30
    • tax efficiency and, 43
    • tracking error and, 27
    • turnover rates and bad market timing and, 34
  • Reversion to the mean, 20, 25
  • Risk
    • advisor risk, 14–16
    • attempting to beat the market and, 31
    • individual stock risk, 22–23
    • manager risk, 20–21
    • overlap of securities in portfolios and, 24
    • portfolio efficiency and, 39
    • rebalancing and, 41
    • sector risk, 25
  • Risk/return ratio, and portfolio efficiency, 39
  • Risk tolerance, xiii
  • Ross, Ron, 66
  • Roth, Allan, xxiii, xxiv, 29, 66
  • Roth, Kevin, xxiii
  • Roth Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
    • annual contribution limits for, 53
    • choosing between Traditional and, 54
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  • Sales charges, in fund costs comparison, 36
  • Samuelson, Paul, xiv, 5, 30, 66
  • S&P Dow Jones SPIVA Scorecard, 28
  • S&P 500 Index Funds, 24
  • Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., 30
  • Sauter, Gus, xii
  • Schultheis, Bill, xxiii, 44, 66
  • Schwab, 47, 49, 55, 56, 58
  • Second Grader Portfolio, xxiii, 30
  • Sector risk, 25
  • Securities and Exchange Commission, 16
  • Sengupta, Chandan, 66
  • Sharpe, William “Bill,” xiv, 29–30, 50
  • Sharpe Ratio, as predictor of performance, 35
  • Siegel, Jeremy, 66
  • Simplicity
    • advantages of, 44–45
    • benefits to investor of, 44–46
    • Bogle on, 44, 45
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 46–47
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xii–xiii
  • Solin, Dan, 67
  • Spitz, William, 67
  • SPIVA Scorecard, 28
  • Spreads, and turnover costs, 34
  • Statman, Meir, 66
  • “Stay the course” mantra, xv, 59–61
  • Stock/bond ratio
    • average annual return and worst single-year return study (1926–2015) with, 49–50
    • keeping “safe money” in bonds in, 50–51
    • Target Retirement Funds and, 52
  • Stock brokers, xiv, xviii–xx
    • advisor risk and, 14–16
    • conflicts of interest and, 14
    • fees of, xiv, xxi, 1, 14
    • incompetence of, 14
  • Stock investment clubs, xviii–xx
  • Stock Market Index Fund. See Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund
  • Stock-picking
    • buying high and selling low in, xxi
    • individual investors and individual stocks and, xvii
    • individual stock risk and, 22–23
    • investment clubs and, xviii–xix
    • “Jim Cramer’s Top Stock Picks” example of, 22
    • manager risk and, 20–21
    • market timing and, xix–xx
    • newsletter recommendations on, xix
    • past performance and, xix, xx–xxi
    • stock brokers and fees and, xxi
  • Stock tips, risk from, 22–23
  • Stovall, Robert, 67
  • Style drift, 26
  • Swensen, David, xiv, xix, xxiii, 18
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  • Target Retirement Funds, 52
  • Taxable accounts
    • Bernstein on savings percentage into, 4
    • starting a Three-Fund Portfolio and, 56–57
  • Taxable bond funds, versus tax-exempt, 54–55
  • Tax-advantaged accounts
    • retirement plans with, 52
    • starting a Three-Fund Portfolio and, 56, 57
  • Tax cost ratio, 42
  • Tax efficiency
    • after-tax returns resulting from, 43
    • asset-allocation suggestion for, 55
    • benefits of, 42–43
    • broad-market equity index funds and, 54
    • estate and gift exemption for, 57
    • ETFs and, 54
    • simplified investments and, 44
    • sources of, 42
    • taxable accounts and need for, 54
  • Taxes
    • capital gains and, 26, 34, 54, 57
    • cost to fund investors of, 36
    • maintenance and, 40
    • simplified investments and, 45
    • starting a Three-Fund Portfolio and steps for minimizing, 56
    • style drift and, 26
    • turnover costs and, 34
  • Tax-Equivalent Yield Calculator, Morningstar, 55
  • Tax-exempt bond funds, 54, 55
  • Tax-Exempt Intermediate-Term Bond Fund (VWIUX), Vanguard, 54
  • Tax rates
    • Individual Retirement Account (IRA) choices and, 54
    • Qualified Dividend Income (QDI) and, 42
  • Technology funds, 25
  • “Telltale Chart, The” (Bogle), xx
  • Tenure of managers, as predictor of performance, 35
  • Teresa, Peter D., 67
  • Three-Fund Portfolio
    • above-average return in, 28–30
    • asset-allocation decision for, 49–51
    • asset bloat avoided in, 18
    • benefits of, 13–37. See also Benefits of Three-Fund Portfolio
    • Bogleheads’ testimonials on, xxii, 3, 8, 11, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 43, 46, 57, 60
    • Bogle’s introduction of, 9–10
    • college endowment returns compared with, 61
    • costs kept low in, 36–37
    • deciding on funds for, 49
    • diversification with lower risk as hallmark of, xii, 38
    • efficiency of, 39
    • expense ratio comparison for, 36
    • experts on, 63–67
    • factors in initial allocation into, xiii
    • Ferri/Benke study on returns of, 11
    • Financial Ramblings blog on, 46–47
    • funds in, xii, xvii, 49–51. See also Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund; Vanguard Total Inter­national Stock Index Fund; Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund
    • getting started steps in, 49–58
    • history of, xvii–xxiv
    • implementation of plan in, 55–56
    • index front running not a factor in, 19
    • individual stock risk not seen in, 22–23
    • Larimore’s idea behind, xii–xiii
    • maintenance kept to minimum in, 40
    • manager risk missing from, 21
    • maximum diversification for low risk in, 38
    • need for advisors reduced by using, 16
    • overlap of securities not seen in, 24
    • overview of, xii–xiii
    • rebalancing ease in, 41
    • sector risk not seen in, 25
    • selecting fund company for, 55–56
    • simplicity of, 44–46
    • simplified contributions and withdrawals in, 32
    • style drift not seen in, 26
    • tax efficiency of, 42–43
    • tracking error minimized in, 27
    • turnover rates comparison for, 34
  • Thrift Savings Plan, 47
  • Thune, Kent, 67
  • TIAA-CREF, 47
  • Time magazine, 7–8
  • Tocqueville, Alexis de, xv
  • Total Bond Market Index Fund. See also Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund
    • Bernstein on using, 4
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xvii. See also Three-Fund Portfolio
  • Total International Stock Index Fund. See also Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund
    • Bernstein on using, 4
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xvii. See also Three-Fund Portfolio
  • Total Market Index Funds
    • advantage of, in terms of not focusing on an individual stock’s problem, 38
    • benefits of, 13–37. See also Benefits of Three-Fund Portfolio
    • Bernstein on using, 4
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with. See Three-Fund Portfolio
  • Total Stock Market Index Funds. See also Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund
    • Bernstein on using, 4
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xvii. See also Three-Fund Portfolio
  • Total US stock market (TSM), efficiency of, 39
  • Tracking error, 27
  • Traditional Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
    • annual contribution limits for, 53
    • choosing between Roth and, 54
  • Transaction costs, in fund costs comparison, 36
  • Turnover, 34
    • as predictor of performance, 35
    • tax efficiency and, 42
    • Three-Fund Portfolio fund comparisons for, 34
  • Turnover costs
    • Bogle’s rule of thumb for, 34
    • simplified investments and, 44
  • Tversky, Amos, 23
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  • United Founders Corporation, xvii, xviii
  • United States Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 1
  • U.S. Department of Labor, 15
  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, 16
  • Updegrave, Walter, 67
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  • Vanguard
    • Asset Allocation Tool from, 50, 51
    • Bogle’s founding of, as investor owned, 5, 6
    • Bogle’s retirement from, 7
    • closing of funds by, 17–18
    • contact information for, 56
    • index funds and size of, 3
    • Financial Ramblings blog on index funds from, 47
    • performance of funds of, 5
    • size of, 6
    • starting a Three-Fund Portfolio and, 55, 56, 58
    • total market index funds from, 49, 55
  • Vanguard Diehards, 70. See also Bogleheads
  • Vanguard Dividend Growth Fund (VDIGX), 18
  • Vanguard Energy Fund Admiral Shares (VGELX), 33
  • Vanguard exchange-traded funds (ETFs), asset-allocation decision on, 51
  • Vanguard Gold Fund, 25
  • Vanguard Mining and Precious Metals Fund, 25
  • Vanguard Personal Advisory Service, 16
  • Vanguard Tax-Exempt Intermediate-Term Bond Fund (VWIUX), 54
  • Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund Investor Shares (VBMFX)
    • Bear Market and recovery of, 50
    • Bogle’s introduction of, 10
    • costs kept low in, 36
    • expense ratio comparison for, 36
    • tax-advantaged accounts with, 54
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xii
    • tracking error minimized in, 27
    • turnover rates comparison for, 34
  • Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund Investor Shares (VGTSX)
    • Bear Market and recovery of, 50
    • Bogle’s introduction of, 10
    • costs kept low in, 36
    • expense ratio comparison for, 36
    • Latimore’s suggestion on allocation into, xiii
    • Qualified Dividend Income (QDI) tax rate for, 42
    • tax-advantaged accounts and tax efficiency of, 54
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xii
    • tracking error minimized in, 27
    • turnover rates comparison for, 34
  • Vanguard Total International Stock Market Index Fund (VTIAX), and asset allocation, 51
  • Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund Investor Shares (VTSMX)
    • Bear Market and recovery of, 50
    • Bogle’s introduction of, 10
    • consistency of, 33
    • costs kept low in, 36
    • expense ratio comparison for, 36
    • Qualified Dividend Income (QDI) tax rate for, 42
    • tax cost ratio of, 42
    • tax-advantaged accounts and tax efficiency of, 54
    • Three-Fund Portfolio with, xii
    • tracking error minimized in, 27
    • turnover rates comparison for, 34
  • Volatility, as predictor of performance, 35
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  • Wilshire Associates, 67
  • Winton Capital Management Ltd., 19
  • Withdrawals
    • maintenance and, 40
    • simplified investments and less distortion from, 45
    • simplified process of, 32
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  • Young investors, portfolio for, xxiii
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  • Zweig, Jason, xx, 67
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