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    How do ETFs work?

    04 April 2023

    Question by anonymous

    How do ETFs work?

    Answered by Boring Money

    As quoted in our 'Money Clinic with Bestinvest' webinar:

    Exchange Traded Funds are parcels of shares aggregated into one fund for us, and we buy and sell these on a stock exchange so they behave like shares.

    Our new ETF Hub has loads of details so check our more below.

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