Sentences with phrase «certain market indexes»

Our equity ETFs track indexes that attempt to outperform certain market indexes while controlling risk over time.

Policy values can grow each year based on the performance of certain market indexes, but are not subject to market losses as would be the case with variable insurance products.

Indexed universal life is a cash value life insurance policy that is credited interest based on certain market indexes such as the S&P 500, NASDAQ, DOW, EURO STOXX and HANG SENG.

Selected ETFs have passive management which seek to track certain market indexes, but may utilize other ETF options

They may also allow you to trade certain market indices, such as the ASX 100, which aggregates the price movements of all the top 100 stocks listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).

a type of mortgage loan characterized by interest rates that automatically adjust or fluctuate in concert with certain market indexes.

For consumers looking for a more aggressive investment, there is a Universal Life policy (Indexed Universal Life) that allows the policyholder to invest funds into an account that earns interest based on certain market indices (e.g. the S&P 500), which allows it to earn considerably more interest.

Certain market indexes are unmanaged and, therefore, have no expenses.

Some investors use ETFs to get exposure to certain market indexes, but Vanguard ETFs don't always track the most common index.

Index funds are essentially a type of mutual fund where its holdings are meant to match a certain market index.

Equity Indexed Universal Life Insurance — This type of policy will have its cash value performance linked to a certain market index.