ETFs

The global ETF market could triple by 2020, but there are still a few drawbacks that limit their growth.

Just one investment can provide access to low volatility, high dividends and great returns.

Some clients want fancy flavors, but their funds don’t have to be the equivalent of chili coconut.

Here's how advisors can help their clients decide whether they want exposure to the commodity or to related equities in oil companies.

Such funds can provide diversity, but find out a manager’s history and specific holdings.

History shows a worrisome trend around the newest funds.

Forget complex equations: Simple math is the basis here.

Given the potential for further ECB easing combined with Federal Reserve tightening in the near future, European stocks could perform well in the months ahead. Here are some European ETF choices for advisors and clients who favor dividend-paying equities.

There are pros and cons to these standalone smaller offerings.

Tread cautiously: Not all these funds are created equal.

ETPs that use dividends in their portfolios have attracted a boatload of money.

Here are strategies for getting the biggest bang for the buck with these investments.

A small group of existing customers will be the first to try out the mutual fund company's digital advice platform, Fidelity Go.

There are various ways to buy a call option on the S&P 500, and each has its own taxation structure.

Voices: Separately managed accounts allow clients to invest in line with personal values, while also offering customization and tax advantages over mutual funds and ETFs.

While the sector has been in a slump, advisors who go beyond the recent returns can show clients how these funds have bested the S&P 500 over time.

Demand for global dividend ETFs has picked up.

Despite counterparty risk, these vehicles feature tax benefits for clients that ETFs don't.