Unlike mutual funds one of the features of the ETF (exchange traded fund) is that they trade much like a stock in that you can trade almost anytime during the day. Funds require you to buy and sell your shares at their net asset value after trading hours.
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I can hear you saying, “But I already have a managed fund account!” well, ETFs can often serve a more liquid yet complimentary role to boost your portfolio.
ETFs are typically managed passively therefore, you won’t have the time and expenses incurred by a fund management team, minimum investment amounts or sales loads.
A broker is optional to purchase and manage your ETF account and sincethere are no investment you’re free to as few or as many shares as your comfortable with.
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