Online resources for more information

These useful links can help build up your understanding and confidence with the tenets of index investing and underscore the importance of choosing the right allocation for your assets. 

For Consumers (the General Public)
The Motley Fool’s 60-Second Guide If you like your investment information fast and with an fresh attitude, the Motley Fool  is for you. In addition to the above guide, they also have a complete Index Center.	Consumer Reports Money Advisor Known best for advice on consumer products, here they discuss indexing. “You earn what the market does, but index funds can save you time, money, and a leap off a ledge.”
Money Chimp ‘Active versus Passive’ Expenses Need more convincing that indexing makes dollars—as well as sense? Money Chimp’s assorted financial calculators are easy to use. They also have an Indexing Overview section.	Other online articles & resources: Wall Street Journal: Indexing Wins in ‘08 Investor Guide: Active versus Passive Standard & Poors' SPIVA Scorecards FINRA's Market Data Center FINRA's Retirement Calculator FINRA: Using Asset Allocation
For Investment Professionals only
Software for ETF portfolios. Patent-pending system for automated risk monitoring. When an asset class moves outside a preset tolerance, a rebalance is executed at once. For advisors only.	White papers and articles: Sharpe: Index Investing to Beat the Average CFA: Determinants of Portfolio Performance Bogle: Index Funds, from Heresy to Dogma Malkiel: Reflections on Efficient Markets Maynard: A New Breed of Advisor

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