Understanding the Differences Between ETFs and Mutual Funds

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Open-ended Mutual Funds and Exchange Traded Funds are both popular investment vehicles. They carry a number of similarities, including; their "basket-like" structure, and exposure opportunities. But, there are critical differences between the two, which, can impact the way you invest your hard earned money. Joining our own Tom Romano is Symmetry’s Kevin Scully, CFA, Senior Research Associate, Portfolio Manager, to discuss these key differences, and how you can determine which investment best suits your needs.

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