Mutual Funds

• All About Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Part I By:-Andrew Shultz
  ETFs or exchange-traded-funds are portfolios of stocks and/or bonds that offer greater transparency, lower fees and more tax efficiency than your regular mutual funds.

• All About Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) Part II By:-Andrew Shultz
  The biggest drawback for ETFs is transaction costs. The only way to buy or sell an ETF is via a broker — and for fast-fingered traders, the costs can add up. That's why fans of dollar-cost averaging might find ETFs to be a pricey endeavor. If you're willing to handle the trading cost and manage your own online trading through a discount online broker, this may not be as big of an issue.

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