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I am pretty confused on the difference for these finance vehicles as some online brokerage can invest in ETFs and some are only in Unit trust?
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Mutual Funds (similar structure in Singapore: Unit Trusts)
basket of different single securities with a defined investing approach/strategy, often actively mangaged (= stock picking which evidence shows works poorly or not, high portfolio turnover), price fixed only once a day, often high costs and on average underperforming something to avoid
A Mutual Fund could however also track a stock market index, then it probably would be much cheaper because passive management, still only one price fixing a day.
ETF = exchange traded funds:
basket of single equities, often (but not always) managed passively tracking an index, often (but not always) cheap, price fixing continously through the market open times.
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