ETFs: What You Need To Know
For this Suze School, we get a lesson in the history of Exchange Traded Funds, known as ETFs. Suze talks about what led to their creation in the 1990s, why they are so popular today and why she likes them better than Mutual Funds. Plus, Suze rolls out a new way for you to ask your question to the podcast. Learn more…
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