One significant decision you’ll need to make is whether you want to follow an active or a passive investment strategy. Passive investing (also called “buy and hold”) is much less hands-on.

ETFs and passive funds now control the majority of U.S. equity allocations. - Rising correlation undermines diversification ...

The ETF market has hit a symbolic turning point: active funds now outnumber passive ones for the first time, marking a sharp ...

These five solid companies should continue to deliver big monthly dividends to shareholders, so they make sense now.

Wall Street is making another push to market the active funds it makes fortunes from but history shows passive investing is ...

For what it's worth, I'd probably do a combination of both of these strategies. Half of the $1,000 would go into low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETF), such as the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF and the Invesco ...

This study analyzes the long-term performance of U.S. active fixed income mutual funds and ETFs across four ...

Investors are increasingly shifting their holdings towards passive funds as low fees continue to drive inflows.

FBR introduces 15% tax on passive saving income to reduce investment bias and promote business activity over inactive capital holdings.

Many active strategies still fall short of passive ... passive ETFs as “passive” in other senses. In other words, passive investing doesn’t mean investing without a strong investment thesis ...

Passive investing dominates the modern portfolio. With over $13 trillion now locked into index funds and ETFs, most investors have embraced the promise of low fees, broad diversification, and “owning ...