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Using a Direct Index in a Core–Satellite Portfolio
The value of direct indexing in enhancing overall after-tax returns has been well established. But where does direct indexing fit in an investor’s portfolio? In this article, we demonstrate the potential benefits of building a portfolio using a core–satellite approach. We consider multiple investment vehicles and approaches—passive ETFs, direct indexing, and active investment strategies—and create several possible implementation paths for investors to consider.