Amplify ETFs launches the Amplify Municipal CEF High Income ETF, a new ETF targeting high tax-free income through municipal closed-end funds.

Discover the semi-annual bond basis (SABB), which lets investors compare bond yields with different payment schedules, standardizing evaluations for informed decisions.

Rates on municipal bonds moved higher this week, which many see as an opportunity to lock in yields and stabilize portfolios.

Mutual funds solve many headaches for individual investors … if only they weren't such a burden come tax time. These investment funds allow you to own portfolios of hundreds or even thousands of ...

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A complicated kind of debt deal is ­electrifying the muni market these days: prepaid energy bonds. Last year investors bought $31.4 billion worth, three times as much as in 2022. If you buy a ...

Fidelity's FBND ETF has a higher dividend yield than BlackRock's MUB ETF, but MUB has a significantly cheaper expense ratio. MUB holds far more bonds with a tax-exempt municipal focus, while FBND ...

Sui Group Holdings (SUIG), the only Nasdaq-listed company with an official relationship with the Sui Foundation, is positioning itself to become the most economically important player in the ...

AGG carries a slightly lower expense ratio and offers a higher yield than MUB. AGG has seen stronger 1-year returns but experienced a deeper five-year drawdown. Both funds target different market ...

JPST’s jagged chart reflects monthly dividend payouts creating ex-dividend price drops, not actual volatility. The fund holds $35.4B in ultra-short investment-grade debt with a 0.18% expense ratio.

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One of the hottest topics in the tech sector is a proposed wealth tax in California aimed at billionaires, and the debate is yielding some insights into how they live. The proposal calls for ...