Vanguard, every mention

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▶ 1:59 Gregory Galant I interviewed Reid Hoffman back when LinkedIn had 50 employees, the founder of Yelp, Vanguard Group.

▶ 15:26 Nathan Latka And why is this better than me putting, you know, a million dollars in a, in a Vanguard, S&P kind of index fund?

▶ 7:45 Ron Jacobson We're working with, like, uh, Vimeo, with Vanguard, with Lowe's,

▶ 22:13 Aaron Klein I would, that's fantastic advice, and Vanguard, the Vanguard, the Vanguard, 5 times in the scene

▶ 24:16 Nathan Latka Warren Buffett always mentions and says, go the Vanguard passive, you know, S&P, 500 route if you're a passive investor and you don't want to, you know, educate yourself on companies in the market. 7 times in the scene

▶ 8:15 Nathan Latka BlackRock has, has hired you, or some other, some other big companies, Vanguard, has hired you, and they want to buy a company like Betterment.
▶ 15:10 Nathan Latka I'm just going to put it in a passive low exchange ratio, Vanguard S and P of 500 index. 4 times in the scene
▶ 20:45 Nathan Latka John, how do you beat Vanguard and Wealthfront?

▶ 5:59 John Stein I really liked the low cost, uh, model of the Vanguard, uh, funds. 2 times in the scene
▶ 13:41 Nathan Latka You know, his articulation is if you're, if you're a guy that's not going to be an active, you know, active investor and researching and really studying stocks to go after that are, you know, quote, the cigar butts, you should do your… 8 times in the scene
▶ 17:04 Nathan Latka How do you, it's a trillion-dollar industry, though, when you look at assets under management across Vanguard and some of the bigger guys, how do you start eroding these guys' lead quicker?

▶ 0:55 Nathan Latka This is episode six 69, and coming up tomorrow morning, the CEO of Betterment joins me, and I asked John Stein, the CEO of FlatOut, why isn't Warren Buffett recommending Betterment over Vanguard?

▶ 16:09 Nathan Latka What kind of people are currently doing and trying to figure out how to automate an example he gave is real time kind of, uh, tax loss harvesting, which, you know, a company like a Vanguard or a bigger bank can't do because the savings are…

▶ 17:50 Nathan Latka I, what I'm trying to get, what I'm trying to understand from you and learn from you is when people, if people thought when they were going into any investment, starting their own business, going and trading a stock, putting money in…

▶ 11:39 Nathan Latka Their, their daily tax loss harvesting, which Vanguard can't afford to do annually or daily because it's too expensive. 3 times in the scene

▶ 5:44 Nathan Latka And what I've done is I just take a percentage of my pay every month and it goes directly into a Vanguard account with a very low expense ratio. 6 times in the scene
▶ 8:49 Andy Rachleff I think that, uh, Vanguard manages four trillion dollars and Charles Schwab manages something like 2.5 trillion dollars.
▶ 14:51 Andy Rachleff It's more of the latter, although it's a hybrid, you know, uh, you mentioned Vanguard before we think Vanguard is the only company that we know of in financial services that puts its clients first. 2 times in the scene

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