Target-Date Funds vs. S&P 500 Indexing: What's the Difference?
Target-date funds are popular choice for 401(k) plans. Appeal is clear: Mix of investments in fund is tailored to the current age of the investor.
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Long Jim Cramer ETF Shutters After Luring in Just $1.3 Million
An exchange-traded fund that aimed to track CNBC anchor Jim Cramer’s stock picks is planning to shutter just five months after launching.
The $7.4 Trillion ETF Industry Is Littered With One-Hit Wonders
$7.4T ETF world wrestling with unique strain of concentration risk: some of biggest issuers reliant on single product for the bulk of their success.
Anti-ESG Sentiment Forces Borrowers to be More Thorough, Morgan Stanley Says
The US backlash against investment strategies that incorporate environmental, social and governance issues is forcing borrowers to be more thorough.
'Magnificent 7' Stock Meltdown Costs Investors $632 Billion
The S&P 500's Magnificent Seven stocks aren't looking so magnificent now. Their August sell-off is costing investors big time.
Bernstein’s McCarthy Sees European Stocks Outperforming US Peers
Europe’s stock market has scope to outshine the US in an economic downturn, as lofty valuations for American shares would leave them more vulnerable.
