by Vision Wealth Partners

Let’s examine a polarizing topic in the investing world: active vs passive portfolio management.

Both sides argue convincingly that their approach will generate better returns over time. But it can be confusing, even paralyzing, for average investors to make sense of the rhetoric and to develop a clear, disciplined strategy tailored to their individual needs.

Jordan Hucht discusses active vs passive portfolio management.

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