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I have recently become very interested in investing ETFs and I have been trying to do most of my research on the internet.  The problem is, I have found many websites and I am worried that these sites may be biased with the information that they give.  Amongst the sites I have found to be most informative about ETFs are:

1. finance.yahoo.com/etf

2. www.ssgafunds.com/etf/index.jsp

3.  www.etfmarketpro.com/

4.  www.invescopowershares.com/

Can someone help me decide which site should be my primary go-to to find out about ETFs?  I really don't have a lot of time searching from site to site.  Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks! 

Jessica,

I like www.morningstar.com as a basic data source on ETFs. They have a standard presentation that makes it easy to compare funds and their information is timely. There are some limitations to the data so you should always go to the ETF sponsor site to get the latest fund data if you have any doubt.

For analysis, comments, and views I suggest a visit to www.indexuniverse.com where you will find contributors like Rick Ferri ,who will teach you all the basics for ETF investing, and Craig Israelson, an academic who does interesting research. It's a very good site with a broad reach of content from simple to quite sophisticated.

Scott