Wall Street is making another push to market the active funds it makes fortunes from but history shows passive investing is ...

If you casually toss the active vs. passive debate toward that crowd, it could turn up the heat and pave the way for some serious argument. Maybe the famous economist Burton Malkiel said it best ...

Of the 3,200 active funds included in our analysis, 42% survived and outperformed their average passive peer in 2024. We further analyze these findings in the year-end 2024 installment of the ...

Passive investors do not aim to outperform the market but rather to match the market returns. Choosing between active and passive investment management is an important decision for any investor.

Actively managed funds continued to lag behind their passive counterparts in 2024, with less than half of them outperforming comparable index funds, according to Morningstar’s latest US Active ...

Passive funds are becoming more complex. Known as ‘enhanced passives’, these strategies offer a middle ground between active ...

Active income is earned from working, while passive income usually comes from investments. While active income is often more secure, passive income can be a great addition to your financial plan ...

One significant decision you’ll need to make is whether you want to follow an active or a passive investment strategy. Passive investing (also called “buy and hold”) is much less hands-on.

The goal of passive investing is to replicate the success of the market through assets like index funds. Active investing attempts to outperform the market by selecting different investments than ...