Both ETFs and index mutual funds are pooled investment vehicles that are passively managed. The key difference between them (discussed below) is that ETFs can be bought and sold on the stock ...

As the share market went through volatility in the last one year and market-linked investments fell, gold took the driver's ...

Since this can happen frequently, mutual funds are typically less tax efficient than ETFs. RELATED: Active vs. Passive Investing: Which is Right for You? Mutual funds vs. ETFs: Which is right for you?

Although the fund types compete for investors, many issuers offer both ETFs and mutual funds — ETFs “wrapped” into a mutual fund from the same issuer account for around $99 billion of the $130 billion ...

Not all investors are looking to tame volatility. Some short-term traders prefer the opposite for amplified exposure.

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Moving money to a less expensive money market fund may be ok, but beware when using fees to determine all your investment choices.

One common question is how ETFs differ from mutual funds, since the basic principle is the same. The key difference between these two types of investment vehicles is how you buy and sell them.

Industry researcher Cerulli Associates warns of a major fee disruption if regulators approve exchange-traded fund share ...

With more than $500 billion in assets under management, Canadian ETFs now hold roughly one-fifth the total of mutual funds. The story is even more pronounced stateside, where ETF inflows last year ...