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A Few ETFs You Must Own and 1,000 ETFs You’re Better Off Avoiding
ETF, InvestingWhen most people hear “ETF,” their first thought is usually “Index Fund.” For years, ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) have been synonymous with low-cost, passive investing. We love passive indexing, and we were early adopters of ETF’s as building blocks for portfolios. However, the reality of the ETF market today is far more complex and diverse as new fund offerings have become prolific. While the traditional index-tracking ETFs remain a staple, the industry has expanded significantly, introducing products that go far beyond simple market replication.
Read MoreWhy Are ETFs Better Than Mutual Funds?
ETF, fundsExchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are taxed based on each individual’s tax basis in the shares, and the activity of other investors does not result in shared taxation. This offers ETF investors a significant advantage when seeking long-term compounded return.
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