ETFs
Learn about exchange-traded funds and how they may benefit your portfolio.
Should You Consider Nontraditional ETFs?
ETFs have evolved to offer access to niche and speculative areas of the market. Read about three recent developments: active ETFs, cryptocurrency ETFs, and thematic ETFs.
Mega-Cap Rollercoasters: Basics of Single-Stock ETFs
Single-stock ETFs are now available, but these funds pose unique risks and aren't for everyone. Here are a few basics.
Ether ETFs Cleared for Trading: Key Issues to Know
Trading is scheduled to start July 23 in the second cryptocurrency-based ETF product cleared by the SEC—but investors should continue to proceed with caution.
Income-Generating ETFs: Covered-Call vs. Dividend?
Exchange-traded funds that combine equity market exposure with a side of options may seem appetizing, but there are risks worth considering before adding one to your plate. For many investors, straightforward dividend ETFs may be a better choice.
New Rules for Fund Names Take Aim at Greenwashing
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission recently expanded rules that require funds to invest the majority of their assets in investments that reflect the fund's name. Here's what to know.
What Happens if Your ETF Closes?
All is not lost if your ETF closes. Here's why it may happen and what to do if one of your funds shutters.
Cryptocurrencies: Should You Invest in Them?
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been growing in popularity for years, and now bitcoin exchange-traded funds are available. If you're considering investing, here are some key things you should know first.
Cryptocurrencies: What Are They?
Interest in cryptocurrencies has soared in recent years. Understandably, investors have questions—here are answers to some of the most common.
ETFs: How Much Do They Really Cost?
If you're considering investing in ETFs to diversify your portfolio, you'll want to be aware of the additional costs you might incur.
ETFs and Taxes: What You Need to Know
Different ETF structures have different tax implications. Be informed and avoid unpleasant surprises come tax time.