An open-end fund is a type of mutual fund that allows investors to buy and sell shares on demand. This makes open-end funds highly accessible and flexible for investors seeking to diversify their ...

Interval funds are closed-end investment companies that might appeal to investors looking for different ways to diversify their portfolio by providing access and exposure to illiquid strategies or ...

SINCE THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE INTRODUCED them in 1993, the market for exchange-traded funds continues to grow despite the current disappointing investment climate. As an alternative to index ...

Less than a year after Vanguard hired its first outsider CEO, the firm announced its broadest fee cut ever, shaving the expense ratios of nearly 90 open-end mutual and exchange-traded funds and saving ...

Reclassification involves changing a mutual fund's share class without a taxable event, offering flexibility in investment strategies and potential fee reductions for investors.

The investment seeks income, with the potential for capital appreciation as a secondary objective. The fund invests at least 80% of its total assets in 15 to 25 unaffiliated open-end mutual funds ...