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Crypto Reporter and Data Vis @Bloomberg. Previously at @FinPlan, @thescopeboston, and @thedrive
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Active ETFs are hot. Don't get burned.

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By Elijah Nicholson-Messmer Verified
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Elijah Nicholson-Messmer Investors are pouring trillions of dollars into actively managed exchange-traded funds, but the increasingly popular products may come at a steep price. Active ETFs often charge higher fees than low-cost index funds, and high fees have long been associated with costly underperformance. Active ETF assets hit a record $2.5 trillion in May, according to research firm ETFGI. More than 80% of ETF launches were active last year, according to Morningstar.
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Trump accounts count on big returns. The math suggests otherwise.

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By Elijah Nicholson-Messmer Verified
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Private Equity’s Push Into 401(k)s Has a Big Problem. Savers Hate It.

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By Elijah Nicholson-Messmer Verified
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Barron's CFP Board submitted a comment letter pushing back on a proposed rule from the Labor Department that would make it easier for companies and organizations to include alternative investments in 401(k)s and other workplace retirement plans. In the letter, CFP Board warned that the rule could open the door to more complex, higher-cost, and less liquid investments in retirement plans without sufficient justification, putting participants at greater risk with fewer protections.
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