I mean, the, for me, the crowning example of that is Shelby Davis, who was, you know, the creator of the Davis Funds that you know well.
So why would one want to trade actively managed funds, when you have a certainty with the index fund that you'll get the market return if you're smart enough not to trade during the day.
For purposes of clarity, any funds that you give are not going to a 501(c)(3) qualified organization or other charitable organization but rather an individual person.
How do you fund that level of expenditure?
Keep the paperwork on all mutual fund dividends that you reinvest to avoid paying double taxes.
Perhaps all those aggressive funds that made you so happy these past few years are letting you down.
"I would not like a fund that tells you everything, 'cos it changes every day".
Market Logic provides a list of mutual funds that allow you to switch frequently, which includes funds such as GIT Equity Special Growth and Fremont US Micro-Cap.
Near the end of this article, I'll show you 1 fund that will let you nail down both.
Do you have savings and/or a rainy day fund that would provide you with float during times you aren't receiving a paycheck?
