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Leveraged ETFs are a special type of exchange-traded fund that uses borrowed money or financial instruments (like options, futures or swaps) to amplify the daily performance of an underlying index.

Tax-efficient mutual funds are designed specifically to reduce your tax liability as a shareholder when you file for taxes.

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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) are portfolio-based assets typically organized around a specific investment goal. Investors invest in ETFs by purchasing shares of the portfolio on public exchanges. When ...

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Exchange-traded funds allow pooled investment in stocks or bonds, trading like stocks with fluctuating prices. Lower expense ratios in ETFs save investors money; dividends can be reinvested ...

ETFs offer a diversified investment option, trading like stocks with continuous pricing. Passive ETFs aim to mirror indexes while active ETFs strive to outperform them. ETFs pose a lower cost with no ...