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Explore exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded commodities (ETCs). Compare costs, risks and key features, with clear guides to help you understand what you’re buying.
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Understand what a fund is, how it works and which questions matter first.
Start with the basics 02 / EXPLORELooking for an ETF?
See what an ETF invests in, what it costs and its risk level. Compare products side by side.
Find an ETF 03 / UNDERSTANDUnderstand the risks
Understand the risks and what they mean for your investment.
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ETF ESSENTIALS01
What is an ETF? A simple explanation
An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is an investment fund that can be bought and sold on a stock exchange. One ETF can give you access to many companies, bonds or other investments in a single purchase.
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ETFs, shares and traditional funds: what is the difference?
A share is an ownership stake in one company. An ETF is a fund that usually holds many investments and trades on an exchange. A traditional investment fund also pools investors’ money, but it is normally bought or sold at a price calculated once each dealing day.
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What does the ETF actually track?
An ETF is designed to follow an index or investment strategy. Before looking at its cost or past performance, make sure you understand what the ETF invests in and how investments are chosen.
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Understand what’s behind the ETF label.
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Latest edition · 4 October 2026
Do your ETFs own some of the same companies?
Look beyond the fund names to understand what the largest holdings can reveal.
- Shared holdingsThe same companies can appear across different ETFs.
- ConcentrationA small number of companies can make up a large share of a fund.
- What Top 10 data cannot tell youUseful evidence, but only part of the portfolio.
General explanation. No measured overlap or fund-specific findings are claimed.
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