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Regarding most of these lessons, in 2004, Google brought in experts on personal investing to educate employees heading into its initial public offering: http:/

Regarding most of these lessons, in 2004, Google brought in experts on personal investing to educate employees heading into its initial public offering: http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco/story/the-best-investment-advice-youll-never-get http://www.modernluxury.com/san-francisco/story/the-best-inv... TL;DR: Put your money into some broad-based, low-cost index funds.

walshemj 12y ago
ah so why do the Rothschilds put a good chunk of family money in an active fund aka RIT Capital partners. index funds are fine for some one with only a couple of grand spare - with the sort of money that comes from a good ipo you need to be a bit more sophisticated than that.
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