The purchase price allocation includes $3,095,000 of acquired intan- gible assets, as follows: For these two acquisitions, the following table summarizes our  allocation of the purchase price to the estimated fair values of the  assets acquired and liabilities assumed at the dates of acquisition: Recorded goodwill of $19,837,000 for Tenfore represents the pre- mium we paid over the fair value of the net tangible and intangible  assets we acquired. We paid this premium for a number of reasons,  including the strategic benefits of adding real-time stock quotes  from nearly all of the world’s major stock exchanges. We also expect  to leverage our existing client base and geographic presence with  the ability to offer a key data feed to institutions around the world. The deferred tax liability of $866,000 results mainly because the  amortization expense related to the intangible assets is not deduct- ible for income tax purposes. The goodwill we recorded is not con- sidered deductible for income tax purposes. We also completed two other acquisitions in 2008: The combined purchase price for these two acquisitions was  $5,694,000 including post-closing adjustments and transaction costs  directly related to the acquisitions, less acquired cash. Substantially  all of the purchase price was paid in cash during 2008, with approx- imately $147,000 paid in December 2009. Because amortization expense related to certain intangible assets  is not deductible for income tax purposes, we recorded a deferred  tax liability of $865,000 related to these acquisitions. The goodwill  we recorded is not considered deductible for income tax purposes. Recorded goodwill of $4,143,000 for FCSI and InvestData represents  the premium we paid over the fair value of the net tangible and  intangible assets we acquired. For FCSI, we paid this premium for  a number of reasons, including the strategic benefits of bringing  together two popular software applications in a single product suite  and adding functionality and capabilities in portfolio management,  accounting, and performance reporting. For InvestData, we paid  this premium for a number of reasons, including the strategic ben- efits of a more diversified global managed funds database and the  ability to leverage Morningstar’s existing client base in a new geo- graphic region. The purchase price allocation includes $2,324,000 of acquired intan- gible assets, as follows: Other Acquisitions in 2008 U  Financial Computer Support, Inc. (FCSI) is a leading provider of  practice management software for independent advisors. FCSI’s  flagship product, dbCAMS+, is a portfolio management system  that allows advisors to easily track and produce client reports as  well as manage client contact information and billing. We incor- porated dbCAMS+ into our Morningstar Principia product line in  2009. We began including the financial results of this acquisition  in our Consolidated Financial Statements on September 2, 2008. U  InvestData (Proprietary) Limited (InvestData) is a leading provider  of fund information in South Africa. We began including the  financial results of this acquisition in our Consolidated Financial  Statements on December 29, 2008. Morningstar, Inc. 2010 Annual Report 125 Weighted  Average Useful Life  ($000)  (years) Customer-related assets  $ 1,917  8 Technology-based assets  1,178  3 Total intangible assets  $ 3,095  6  ($000) Cash  $  261 Accounts receivable  47 Other current assets  311 Fixed assets  65 Intangible assets   2,324 Goodwill   4,143 Deferred revenue (210) Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (23) Other current liabilities  (98) Deferred tax liability—non-current  (865) Total purchase price  $ 5,955 Weighted  Average Useful Life  ($000)  (years) Customer-related assets  $ 1,810  15 Technology-based assets  506  6 Non-competition agreement  8  1 Total intangible assets  $ 2,324  13