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Target Retirement Date Report Card
March 10, 2014 at 09:00 AM EDT
The rapid development of the exchange-traded fund industry has brought to market more than 1,500 products for investors to choose from. Most, however, use only a handful of ETFs to build a well-diversified portfolio, but there is an entire line of products that takes this strategy to the extreme, offering access to a complete portfolio through a single equity ticker [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn]. How Target Retirement Date ETFs Work Target Retirement Date ETFs are “total portfolio” funds designed for retirement investors seeking an easy alternative to creating their own portfolio or using money managers. By investing in a single security, investors can gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of stocks and bonds that is customized to suit their investment objectives with ideal asset allocations. These hands-free portfolios are designed to shift asset allocations with an investors’s changing risk profile. For example, as an investor approaches his [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: No Related Posts
The rapid development of the exchange-traded fund industry has brought to market more than 1,500 products for investors to choose from. Most, however, use only a handful of ETFs to build a well-diversified portfolio, but there is an entire line of products that takes this strategy to the extreme, offering access to a complete portfolio through a single equity ticker [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Financial Advisor Should Learn]. How Target Retirement Date ETFs Work Target Retirement Date ETFs are “total portfolio” funds designed for retirement investors seeking an easy alternative to creating their own portfolio or using money managers. By investing in a single security, investors can gain exposure to a diverse portfolio of stocks and bonds that is customized to suit their investment objectives with ideal asset allocations. These hands-free portfolios are designed to shift asset allocations with an investors’s changing risk profile. For example, as an investor approaches his [...]
