Interactive Microsite Reveals Key Trends on Third Anniversary of Largest
Commission-Free ETF Program
Charles Schwab has unveiled The
Schwab ETF OneSource 2016 ETF Industry Outlook, an interactive
microsite that explores the ETF topics and trends that will be most
important to investors and advisors in the year ahead.
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Schwab ETF OneSource Microsite (Graphic: Business Wire)
“So many investors now view ETFs as the foundational component of a
well-diversified investment portfolio. On average, investors already
using ETFs are now allocating one-fifth of their total portfolios to
these versatile products,1” said Heather Fischer, Vice
President of ETF Platform Management at Charles Schwab. “The Schwab
ETF OneSource 2016 ETF Industry Outlook is a dynamic collaboration
among Schwab ETF OneSource participants designed to shed light on the
ETF landscape and provide investors with practical insights about ETF
investing in today’s market environment.”
Featuring interactive, shareable insights and data on ETFs in the
current market environment and commentary on the implications for
investors, the microsite showcases the perspectives of 13 of the leading
ETF providers that participate in the Schwab ETF OneSource™ program:
To view the full report, visit http://www.schwab.com/ETFOneSourceOutlook.
Schwab ETF OneSource Turns Three
The debut of the interactive microsite coincides with the three-year
anniversary of Schwab ETF OneSource, the program that offers investors
and advisors the most commission-freei ETFs anywhere in the
industry. The program was launched in February 2013 with six providers
and 105 ETFs. In three years, the program has more than doubled to now
offer investors 226 commission-free ETFs spanning 66 Morningstar
Categories from 16 providers.
About Schwab ETF OneSource
As of December 31, 2015, Schwab ETF OneSource has $48.8 billion in the
program and 2015 flows into ETFs in the program are $13 billion,
representing 38% percent of the total ETF flows at Schwab.
Schwab ETF OneSource offers investors and advisors access to the most
commission-free ETFs anywhere in the industry. Commission-free online
trading is available to individual investors at Schwab, to approximately
7,000 independent investment advisors who use Schwab’s custodial
services and through Schwab retirement accounts that permit trading of
ETFs.
Schwab offers a range of resources to help clients choose ETFs that fit
their investment needs, including the Schwab ETF Select List™,
tutorials, education, research and tools available via Schwab’s online
ETF center and live events at local Schwab branches.
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1 Source: 2015
ETF Investor Study by Charles Schwab, September 2015
i Conditions Apply: Trades in ETFs available through Schwab
ETF OneSource™ (including Schwab ETFs™) are available without
commissions when placed online in a Schwab account. Service charges
apply for trade orders placed through a broker ($25) or by automated
phone ($5). An exchange processing fee applies to sell transactions.
Certain types of Schwab ETF OneSource transactions are not eligible for
the commission waiver, such as short sells and buys to cover (not
including Schwab ETFs). Schwab reserves the right to change the ETFs we
make available without commissions. All ETFs are subject to management
fees and expenses. Please see Charles
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