(Bloomberg) -- Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade is planning a suite of free funds, with a catch — only customers of the brokerage platform would be able to buy them. The firm submitted plans on Monday ...

E*Trade, the brokerage platform owned by Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), disclosed plans to launch five zero-cost mutual funds, available exclusively to its customers, according to a regulatory filing ...

Mutual funds can be purchased through a brokerage or directly from the issuer, but the key point is that the transaction is not instantaneous. On the other hand, ETFs trade just like stocks on ...

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It's rare for a broker to not offer access to exchange-traded funds, which have become popular investments — they trade like individual stocks but provide the diversification of mutual funds.

Morgan Stanley acquired E*TRADE for $13 billion in 2020. The service currently offers indirect exposure to cryptocurrencies through investment products such as futures, exchange-traded funds and ...

Investment management company Thornburg has announced the launch of its first exchange-trade funds. Thornburg Investment Management announced on Jan. 22 the launch of its first two exchange-traded ...

Basic screening tools let investors filter for assets like stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs that fit their investment philosophy. The E*TRADE mobile app is top-notch and mimics the web version ...