If you're trying to choose between ETFs and mutual funds, some factors to help you decide are how you trade and the type of account you plan to use.

Exchange-traded funds and mutual funds are similar but also have key differences that may be significant for investors. ETFs tend to be cheaper and save investors money on taxes, experts said. ETFs ...

Exchange-traded funds are cheaper, more tax-efficient and more flexible. But don't put mutual funds out to pasture quite yet.

Asset managers are taking a variety of approaches to offer their mutual fund strategies as exchange-traded funds. They seek to capitalize on ETF popularity in recent years. ETFs are generally a better ...

If you operate like the average investor, your holdings may be returning less than you think. A Morningstar study found that investors lost about 15% of their returns over 10 years. Put differently, ...

The first actively managed exchange-traded fund share classes are one step closer to becoming a reality. Dimensional submitted its first request for ETF share classes on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025. The ...

Large Cap Value, Large Cap Blend, and Large Cap Growth styles earn Attractive-or-better ratings, signaling quality stock holdings for investors seeking strong style funds. Fund ratings are driven by ...

ETFs have taken market share away from mutual funds. However, there are some advantages to mutual funds, especially in ...