30. What’s the difference between active and passive investing?

Quick Answer:
Active investing seeks to beat the market; passive investing aims to match it.

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Learn More:
Active investors research, trade, and time markets—often paying higher fees. Passive strategies track indices at low cost, relying on market efficiency. Decades of evidence show most active funds underperform benchmarks after fees. Findex lets users compare performance across both approaches, encouraging data-driven rather than emotional choices.

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