New ETFs Come with Increased Risks and Costs
Jeff Brown of the Philadelphia Inquirer discusses the increased risks and higher costs associated with many of the new, specialized ETF offerings being manufactured by Wall Street.
"Evidence points overwhelmingly to the conclusion that active management of assets fails to produce satisfactory results for individual investors... Index funds provide a clearly superior alternative." -- David F. Swensen, Yale University, Chief Investment Officer
Jeff Brown of the Philadelphia Inquirer discusses the increased risks and higher costs associated with many of the new, specialized ETF offerings being manufactured by Wall Street.
Katy Marquardt of Kiplinger Magazine explains how the ever-expanding universe of ETFs is starting to resemble an amusement park fun house due to some of its newer, more esoteric entrants.
Walter Updegrave, senior editor of Money Magazine, explains the details, the usual pitch, and the pitfalls of VUL insurance -- and why you should think twice (and ask many questions) before buying.