Reviewed by Gordon Scott Fact checked by Betsy Petrick Key Takeaways Mutual funds are pooled investments managed by a fund management professional.Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) represent baskets of ...

Both ETFs and index funds track the market, but differences in costs, liquidity and access can shape your returns.

"Index funds can help investors achieve long-term success through their low costs, broad diversification, low turnover and ...

Fidelity Mid Cap Index Fund finished the third quarter in line with the 5.33% advance of the Russell Midcap Index. Read more ...

Since index funds consistently beat active management over the long run, they are often better for retirement savings success.

Index provider FTSE Russell is modifying 20 indexes, and billions of dollars are likely to change hands as a result. The adjustment is coming in light of heightened market concentration, which has ...

Based on the conventional wisdom in the financial-planning industry and in financial media, you'd think the new world of low-cost exchange-traded funds and index funds is a straightforward win-win for ...

Both the types of mutual funds offer different approaches to managing the investment portfolio. ​While, Active funds aim to ...

Bitcoin stays range-bound after MSCI removes forced index buying for treasury firms, easing FUD but limiting demand ...