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One Year Later: Morningstar Remembers Jack Bogle

There was nothing passive about the Vanguard founder and father of passive index investing.

Morningstar.com, Alec Lucas, Ph.D.

Jan 11, 2020

Jack Bogle, a tireless advocate for individual investors and business ethics, died Jan. 16, 2019. He was 89. Morningstar looks back at some of our coverage of that news and the impact of his work.

Vanguard Founder Jack Bogle Passes Away

Morningstar's Tribute to Jack Bogle
There has never been anyone who has given more to investors and taken less in return than Jack Bogle.

Morningstar Runs the Numbers: Bogle Edition
We take a numerical look through the life and work of Vanguard founder Jack Bogle.

Kinnel: No One Has Done More for Investors Than Bogle
Both a mutually owned fund company and index funds might have been mere niche players in the industry had Bogle not stayed the course.

Relentless: Remembering Jack Bogle
What really defined Jack Bogle--perhaps because it was his most relatable quality--was his sheer determination, writes Morningstar's Jeff Ptak.

Morningstar's Interviews With Jack Bogle
The complete archive of Morningstar interviews with Vanguard founder Jack Bogle from 2008 until 2018.

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