If you’re just starting out investing, choosing between an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) and an index fund can feel overwhelming, but both options have something to offer for beginning investors.

ETF definition An ETF represents a basket of securities that is traded on stock market exchanges, much like any other stock. Technically, when you purchase a share of the ETF, you become a partial ...

Like traditional mutual funds, ETFs are open-ended — meaning the number of shares is effectively unlimited — but unlike mutual funds, which are priced only once a day at the close of business ...

The Renaissance IPO Index and the corresponding ETF's holdings are refreshed quarterly, meaning their holdings are updated every three months. This rebalancing involves adding new IPOs and ...