Investing Insights: Our Take on the Tax Cut Bill, Apple Earn

Morningstar.com Nov 5, 2017

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This week on the podcast, Aron Szapiro talks about what the House tax bill could mean for investors; Brian Colello digs into strong results from Apple; Maria Bruno and Christine Benz talk RMDs; Russ Kinnel looks at what the U.S. fund industry can learn from the world; Vanguard founder Jack Bogle looks toward the future of active investing; and we wrap up with a dividend stock pick.

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