The Saba Closed-End Funds ETF seeks to generate income by investing in closed-end funds trading at discounts to NAV, offering broad diversification across asset classes. Despite a high 4.29% expense ...

Closed-end funds (CEFs) are the last bargains left on the board. CEFs are often confused with mutual funds and ETFs, but they are different because they often trade at discounts to their net asset ...

Closed-end funds have been a mainstay of income portfolios for decades. However, as with anything, there are periods where a given investment vehicle or asset class is more or less appealing. In this ...

The potential for rising interest rates isn't just affecting closed-end fund discounts and premiums, but also the market for auction rate preferred shares. ARPS are a type of leverage used by CEFs.

Once folks get a taste of closed-end funds (CEFs), they typically rave about one thing: the dividends! Yields of 7% and up are common with CEFs, and they often come your way monthly. We also love the ...

Last month, the Department of Labor released its finalized rules on the Fiduciary Standard. We've discussed what that standard could mean for closed-end funds, particularly the IPO market, previously.