Another season comes to a close.

State Street's use of ‘12b-1’ fees provides hefty marketing budget.

ETFs are left out of retirement accounts, employers can offer automated 529 plans, and a Trump appointee hints at raising the Social Security retirement age.

“The momentum is behind gold at the moment.”

What fuels the sky-high dividends on the most popular multi-asset ETPs? Our alternatives editor looks under the hood to measure their components, risk and volatility.

Once shunned, volatility’s now okay.

Quant’s a craze. And it’s starting to evoke memories of trades that got too crowded in the past.

In a move the company says is motivated by sharing the benefits of scale, Charles Schwab will reduce trading costs and fees, while also eliminating minimums and introducing a new money-back guarantee.

Talking about what’s “normal” in politics is always fraught with subjectivity. So let’s tackle the concept by talking about something totally different: exchange-traded funds.

Rule change will push $304 billion in bonds out of the Bloomberg Barclays U.S. Aggregate Bond Index.