Vanguard Group’s founder, the late John C. Bogle, predicted that a day would come when the Malvern investment giant and its low-fee index funds, after years of trillion-dollar growth ...

Enter John C. Bogle. That year, the young Princeton graduate went to work for Wellington Management Company. By the mid 1970s, he had founded the Vanguard Group, now the largest U.S. fund family ...

The 84 year-old founder of Vanguard takes on ETFs, advisor fees and Vanguard's winning strategy. Vanguard has preserved a reputation as the lowest-cost provider of investment options since John Bogle ...

And they’ve likely saved themselves a small fortune in fees by doing so. Vanguard and its founder, Mr. Bogle, have a strong following for a reason. If you’re a new investor who’s embraced ...

Getting fired isn’t always a bad thing. Just ask shareholders of Vanguard Group. Founder John Bogle launched the first retail index mutual fund in 1975, a year after being ousted — for ...

Vanguard is a more recent phenomenon, launched in 1975 by iconic investor John Bogle. Throughout its history, Vanguard has prioritized diversification and was a driving force behind the launch of ...

The answer is simple: Follow the philosophy of its founder. Vanguard was established in 1975 by investing icon John C. Bogle, who many credit with popularizing index funds and "passive" investing ...

It was a clear gesture of respect for Vanguard’s heritage from the ... culture and ethos are still shaped by its late founder, John Bogle. “You want to keep . . .

When Vanguard founder John Bogle launched the first publicly available index fund in 1976, active investing — where fund managers try to beat the market's returns — held sway. Over time ...

The founder of Vanguard explains why his invention is winning the battle for assets. Plus: The problem with ETFs, and why we need a transaction tax.