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by ravibala1
3159 days ago
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As others have mentioned, there isn't really much of a difference (apart from fees) when you're thinking about it as a vehicle for long-term holdings. Most of the time, 401k plans will not let you hold ETFs - they only let you hold mutual funds. Mutual funds usually can't be traded intra-day. You place your order and they buy/sell at the stated NAV on the close. ETFs can normally be traded intra-day. Again, ex-fees irrelevant to a truly long-term buy-hold-rebalance portfolio. |
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