Anything that can bring attention and trading volume to a fund is positive for its long-term staying power.
Some funds catering to environmentally or socially conscious investors may surprise you by what they leave out.
The relentless cost cutting by issuers may appear self-defeating, but there’s a logical endgame.
The problem is not that there are too many indexes, it's that there aren't enough, according to Eric Balchunas.
GSLC’s cheap 9-basis-point expense ratio is very appealing.
Are long-term investors who use ETFs for their low cost and tax efficiency prepared for a sell-off and properly diversified?
Heavy investor inflows into dirt-cheap ETFs is crimping industry revenue growth.
The SEC is torn over the bitcoin exchange-traded fund. Maybe it shouldn’t be.
Investors will still go with active funds, but they want them cheap.
The fund company has saved hundreds of billions for investors--even those who don't use it.
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