Asset Management

An audience with Jack Bogle: ‘Warren [Buffett] can get a little intoxicating’

The founder of Vanguard and index investing pioneer on his friendship with Warren Buffett and his scorn for ETFs

An audience with Jack Bogle: ‘Warren [Buffett] can get a little intoxicating’
Photo: Danilo Agutoli

Eighty-eight-year-old Jack Bogle is something of a pin-up. The ageing investment guru who launched the first-ever index fund in 1976 has many admirers — in fact, he has his own giant fan club, the 50,000 members of the Bogleheads internet forum who lovingly debate and dissect the New Jersey native’s low-cost investment philosophy.

One particular Bogle devotee stands out: Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who in his annual letter to shareholders produced a remarkable volley of tributes.

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