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Mutual Funds, ETFs, and Fund Ratings | Morningstar Morningstar’s latest mutual fund research and analysis. Get an inside look at the mutual fund industry and your favorite funds through the eyes of our analysts.

What Are Mutual Funds? - Morningstar Mutual funds are financial vehicles made up of a pool of money collected from many investors to invest in a variety of securities, including stocks, bonds, money market instruments, and other assets.

ETFs vs. Mutual Funds: The Benefits That Really Matter In many ways, exchange-traded funds are an evolution of mutual funds. ETFs are like mutual funds that trade throughout the day but are more tax-efficient, transparent, and accessible.

The Best Funds to Rebalance Your Portfolio for 2026 What funds are best for rebalancing a portfolio in 2026? See Morningstar's list of top-rated mutual funds and ETFs to buy to improve risk-adjusted results in the new year.

How Fund Fees are Evolving in the US | Morningstar In recent years, index mutual funds and ETFs have experienced significant fee pressure. Most notably, providers of broad market index funds have been engaged in what has been dubbed a “fee war.”

3 Great Aggressive Growth Funds for 2025 - Morningstar Russel Kinnel: Aggressive growth funds are always making money or losing it in a hurry. They invest in cutting-edge companies with often high valuations and ride out wild swings in both directions.

The Best Index Funds - Morningstar Looking for low-cost index funds to invest in? These mutual funds and ETFs earn Morningstar’s top rating.

10 Mutual Funds That Buy Like Warren Buffett in 2025 | Morningstar Below are 10 large, active stock funds that own at least three of these “Buffett stocks,” keep a big portion of assets in them, and get Morningstar Medalist Ratings of Bronze, Silver, or Gold.

How to Pick the Best Active Bond ETFs and Mutual Funds Going active in fixed income using Morningstar Investor tools, plus 10 funds to consider.

The Best Growth Funds - Morningstar Using the Morningstar Investor Screener tool, select Investment Type (either ETF or Mutual Fund) and choose the Morningstar Category—Large Growth, Mid-Cap Growth, or Small Growth—that you prefer.