The battle is on
Proponents of ETFs make the case that those funds have democratized access to the market, giving investors of all stripes the ability to gain access to areas and strategies that they would not easily get access to without paying hefty fees.
Invesco makes the case that more than 50% of those born between 1981 and 1996 consider ETFs the primary investment type in their portfolios.
Advocates of ETFs also note that longer-term holders would likely see the greatest harm under the Wyden proposal.
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