Understanding Why Target Date ETFs Feel the Pain
November 4, 2008 – Target date exchange traded funds (ETFs) are a different animal when it comes to investing. A recent story we did on the subject noted that one in particular, the TDX Independence 2010 (TDD), was demonstrating “acceptable”... Continue Reading »

Target-Date ETFs: Are They On Target?
October 31, 2008 – Life-cycle funds or target-date exchange traded funds (ETFs) are a unique balance of fund in that they automatically adjust their allocation of equities and bonds. The closer you get toward your retirement date, the higher the... Continue Reading »

TDAX ETFs Get A Name Change
July 18, 2008 – Some exchange traded funds (ETFs) are going a bit P. Diddy on us. Or is it Puff Daddy? Or Sean Combs? We’ve lost track. The TDAX exchange traded funds (ETFs) has changed their name. The new... Continue Reading »

The ETF Cycle Has Brought Life-Cycle Funds
July 12, 2008 – Life-cycle exchange traded funds (ETFs) have joined up with life-cycle or target-date mutual funds to offer retirement savings for investors, the closest thing that many ETFs have gotten toward inclusion in retirement packages. The same theory... Continue Reading »