Investors praying for divine inspiration may have gotten their wish today when three faith-based exchange-traded funds made their debut.
Although many wealthy taxpayers are worried about Washington's plans for tax increases, financial advisers and other tax experts are sounding the alarm bell about state tax hikes.
Invesco Ltd. is changing the name of its Invesco Aim unit to Invesco, and its AIM Funds to Invesco Funds, according to an executive at the investment firm.
Legg Mason Inc. yesterday filed papers with the Securities and Exchange Commission seeking permission to offer actively managed exchange-traded funds.
Commission-free ETFs are good, but they may not be best.
Uncle Sam — specifically the Internal Revenue Service — wants your clients' money.
Higher federal taxes, coupled with a rising stock market, threaten to hit U.S. fund shareholders particularly hard.
Alternative minimum tax your friend? Maybe -- at least when it comes to locking in lower tax rates when converting to a Roth individual retirement account
Investors who are seeking yield in a low-return environment are finding pockets of opportunities in the peculiar world of closed-end mutual funds.