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(1) Better Performance
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(2) Lower Cost
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(3) Less Time consuming
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(4) Less Risky
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(5) More Tax-Efficient
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(6) Ease of use in Building your Portfolio
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(7) Wide Availability
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(8) Eliminate Behavioral aspect and No Feeling of missing out (FOMO)
(1) Better Performance with Guaranteed Market Return (10% Average)
(2) Low Cost Fee ~0.09% (Compared to Active Fund Fee ~0.78%)
(2) Low Cost Fee ~0.09% (Compared to Active Fund Fee ~0.78%)
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