Exchange-traded funds (ETFs), like index funds, track indexes. But unlike index funds, ETFs tend to have more options and greater liquidity. ETFs also have low expense ratios, with some brokerages like Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade offering select ETFs commission-free, reducing expenses even further for cost-conscious boomers.
ETFs are also a safe investment strategy that can serve boomers’ interests. These funds can be traded on an exchange like stocks, allowing boomers to get invested in a variety of asset classes — stocks, bonds, real estate — without having to shoulder the expense of trading each stock individually.
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