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ETFs or Index Funds – Which is Better for the Passive Investor?

Submitted by VinePoint Advisory Group on February 11th, 2016

ETFs and index mutual funds are emerging as the investment of choice for investors who are discovering the virtues of passive investing. Not surprisingly they have both seen an explosion of growth and are especially popular choices for retirement plans and investors with a long time horizon.

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