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Why active funds underperform even when the manager picks well
The managers running the biggest active funds picked stocks that beat the market in 2025 — and most still lagged their benchmark. A Morningstar do-nothing experiment and a body of academic research explain why active funds underperform even when the picking is good: skilled buying undone by poor selling, the hidden cost of trading, and the incentives that keep managers churning. The UK evidence points the same way.

Robin Powell
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The defective telescope: three retirement planning mistakes even experts make
Three retirement planning mistakes destroy wealth you'll never use. Nobel Prize winner Richard Thaler explains the defective telescope effect.

TEBI
Oct 6, 20259 min read


The case for working beyond retirement age
Retirement is an outdated concept. More and more people are finding that working later in life can boost health, purpose and income.

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May 19, 20255 min read


Money is only one aspect of retirement planning (2/2)
Just as a successful career requires careful planning, so does a successful retirement — and we're not just talking about ensuring you...

Robin Powell
Mar 17, 20218 min read
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