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Thank you very much for your answer. I'm more inclined to index funds than to ETFs, though. What you have said about ETFs also apply to their index funds?
by skdotdan 9y ago
Thank you very much for your answer.
I'm more inclined to index funds than to ETFs, though. What you have said about ETFs also apply to their index funds?
- tonfa 9y agoIn case there is a misunderstanding: There are a lot of ETFs that are exactly the same as another mutual fund, especially among index funds. The only difference is that one is traded in an exchange, while for the other you buy shares from the fund provider, other than that they behave the same. (I would assume that in Europe, there is a lot less access to mutual index funds, than to index ETFs)