Gold certainly had a great 2024, but 2025 is already shaping up to be an opportune year to build up more exposure through ETFs.
2024 certainly saw cap-weighted strategies outperform equally weighted alternatives, but that could very well change this year.
For 2025 and beyond, a few particular global and industry trends can offer attractive long-term returns for advisors and investors alike.
Newly released research from State Street Global Advisors breaks down why financial advisors are embracing model portfolios more this year.
For investors looking to get ahead of the greater bond market, Eaton Vance's Total Return Bond ETF can do the trick.
Recent insights from Natixis Investment Managers breaks down a few fixed income risks that investors may not be aware of.
With the election over, many market sectors have skyrocketed. However, investors should still consider investing in more gold.
Some of the latest reads show growing momentum in the housing and homebuilding sectors. Investors can capitalize on this with targeted ETFs.
Cash strategies may seem safe, but inflation can bite into returns. Instead, investors can try to outperform inflation with equities.
Investors can use this Natixis ETF to lock in robust income and capital appreciation, while generating security against equity volatility.
For families seeking to help their children save for higher education, 529 plans continue to gain broader appeal.
Now that the Fed has begun the rate-cut cycle, investors can use option income ETFs to provide long-term income and risk protection.
To tackle the costs of higher education, many families use a 529 plan to bolster savings. An ETF strategy can bring long-term savings growth.