Learn how to systematically evaluate six core ETF strategies for clients, from passive index funds to thematic investing, with practical frameworks and scripts.

Many clients may mistakenly think the expense ratio is the only cost of owning an ETF—here’s how to help them understand the full picture.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT: VOO) is the textbook example of a core holding you can buy in any market. It tracks the ...

Although Capital Group manages the largest plan, it’s the low-cost champion, Vanguard, that is the most popular option for 529 plans. Both Vanguard and Capital Group have remained the top two managers ...

The Vanguard Information Technology ETF is a pure play on the technology sector. It's heavily invested in semiconductors and software, but holds over 300 individual stocks. Its low fees, strong ...

If you're looking to add a few ETFs to your portfolio, the following three from Vanguard are good options. One covers a large part of the U.S. market, one is dividend-focused, and one gives you ...

Huge recent gains will likely mean lower future returns, says Vanguard's Greg Davis; bonds and foreign stocks will do better.

The economy has seen volatility, the market has seen several ups and downs, and investors are scrambling to look for low-risk ...

Institutional investors have no shortage of portfolio construction models. One of the most well-known is the "Yale Model," popularized by the late David Swensen, who managed Yale University' ...

While VYM's yield is below treasuries, its dividend growth and stability provide buoy against market volatility for long-term ...

Researching hundreds or thousands of stocks to find the three that a long-term investor wants to stick with for an extended ...

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