Title: Bias is showing
Product review: I liked the book and generally agree with the index fund arguments.The chapter on social security privatization was completely one-sided and biased. It made me wonder what was missing from the rest of the book.A couple of questions were completely ignored in the social security analysis:1. What return are we getting on our current investment of tax dollars (ours and our employers)2. What can we reasonably expect given the reality of the demographics?3. How does this compare with what we could expect with our SS dollars invested in index funds?4. How have privatized systems in other countries worked?All of these questions were ignored in favor of a diatribe about keeping the fees out of the hands of wall street. I'd much rather have seen an analysis of the effect on my retirement. Reading this one-sided, biased chapter made me question their analysis in the rest of the book.
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