Finance pros say US stock prices are higher than they should be, but that may have a lot to do with the biggest names in the S&P 500.
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The past year hammered active funds, and while a few categories show long-term promise, success is out of reach for most, per Morningstar.
For investors with a higher risk tolerance, a standard ETF portfolio may not cut it.
Wealthier people are less likely to value financial advice, but there are consequences to trading ETFs outside of advisory relationships.
An ETF from Roundhill Investments trades out of S&P 500 ETFs before dividends are paid, thus avoiding the tax implications.
JPMorgan, T. Rowe Price, and Capital Group had some of the top-performing funds of the first half of 2025, according to a recent Morningstar report.
The firm has launched nine total fixed-income ETFs this year.
The fund marks the latest example of issuers capitalizing on growing investor appetite for lower-risk options.
Rich investors with large stock portfolios and capital gains get a tax bonus with 351 ETF exchanges.
The fund enters into swap agreements with J.P. Morgan and tracks an index from MerQube.
The buy now, pay later business has a stigma that could hold back a proposed ETF focused on the market, one observer noted.
Assets under management in defined outcome ETFs are expected to top $650 billion by 2030, according to BlackRock data.
Asset managers said active strategies are among their top choices for new products, per Morningstar.
The company is prepping a private credit mutual fund that adds a unique flavor — tokenization.
The fund, based on Ives’ proprietary research, targets companies leading the charge in robotics, semiconductor chips, retail products, and more.
In the aftermath of the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day,” many investors are looking to buffer ETFs to protect against volatility.