An ETF is an investment fund that you can buy and sell like a stock. Instead of a single company, ETFs mix together different assets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, or currencies, and divide its ownership up into shares.

What are the disadvantages of ETFs?

Sometimes, a brokerage might still change commissions on ETF trades. Commission fees plus fund management fees can potentially make trading ETFs pricier than trading standalone stocks.

Are ETFs good investments?

ETFs are a popular way to achieve relatively cheap and easy portfolio diversification within an investment strategy. Instead of owning a handful of stocks, investors have access to hundreds of companies.

How do you start investing in an ETF?

SoFi Invest will let you search for most ETFs traded on public exchanges - all from the app. Or, check out our current ETF collection and see what matches your interest.

What is the difference between an ETF and a mutual fund?

ETFs are more accessible than Mutual Funds, making them popular for retail investors. Like stocks, ETFs trade on an open market exchange, so it is possible to buy and sell ETFs throughout the day. Mutual funds trade only once a day, after the market is closed. There are few other differences between ETFs and Mutual Funds that may be more applicable to you.

How do you choose an ETF to invest in?

The ETF market is very diverse today but much of it reflects its roots in trying to capture a broad swathe of large public equities. SoFi offers affordable ETFs across diverse sectors new investors can invest in a bunch of stocks-for a fraction of the cost.

Are ETFs good for beginners?

ETFs are typically easier to trade with prices changing by the minute throughout the day. They also on average have lower fees than mutual funds. If a new investor is unsure about particular stocks, but wants the flexibility of trading with exposure to the market, an ETF may be an option.

Are ETFs riskier than stocks?

ETFs are commonly understood to be slightly less risky than stocks because they are a small portfolio or multiple investments. So, the volatility that may be seen in a single stock will be less impactful to the overall collection. However, investors should still understand risk as a factor with any type of investment.

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The ABCs of an ETF portfolio.

With so many ETFs to choose from, you may wonder how to construct your portfolio to catch the latest trends, mitigate risk and maximize returns. SoFi keeps it simple.

Income.

Income ETFs like THTA use option strategies to seek monthly income in various markets. They offer a way to pursue a higher level of income while potentially diversifying your portfolio.

Market exposure.

ETFs with broad U.S. exposure like SFY seek growth by allocating to companies across industries, which may reduce risk relative to picking individual stocks.

Thematic growth.

ETFs like SFYF and AGIQ select their stock holdings based on a theme or strategy. This allows investors to target a portfolio of stocks related to specific themes.

Why SoFi ETFs?

Our ETFs bring stocks and options within reach of regular investors.

Sophisticated yet simple.

SoFi ETFs give everyone access to the latest investment strategies previously restricted to the super-wealthy.

Spread your exposure.

Our ETFs offer diversified exposure to a range of stocks and strategies that could grow your portfolio.

You stay in control.

Whether passive or actively managed, our ETFs are transparent and accountable. You can trade them throughout the day on your phone.

AGIQ
The Agentic AI ETF.

AGIQ invests in U.S companies driving the next wave of artificial intelligence, focusing on leaders in agentic AI technologies like autonomous systems, digital assistants, cybersecurity, and advanced computing.

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SFY
The SoFi Select 500 ETF.

SFY is comprised of the 500 largest publicly traded U.S. companies and provides diversified exposure to the big hitters in the U.S. economy.

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THTA
The SoFi Enhanced Yield ETF.

THTA combines the holding of a basket of US Treasuries with an overlay of short credit spreads to generate monthly dividend income. By combining Treasury bonds and options trading in an ETF, THTA provides retail investors access to a highly sophisticated investment strategy with the potential for significant income returns.

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SFYF
The SoFi Social 50 ETF.

SFYF invests in the top 50 widely held stocks on SoFi Invest. We trust our clients and know that we don’t have a monopoly on knowledge. SFYF comprises socially-selected stocks that are weighted by the conviction of our investment community.

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Why SoFi ETFs?

Sophisticated yet simple.

Spread your exposure.

You stay in control.

AGIQ The Agentic AI ETF.

SFY The SoFi Select 500 ETF.

SFYX The SoFi Next 500 ETF.

THTA The SoFi Enhanced Yield ETF.

SFYF The SoFi Social 50 ETF.

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FAQs

SoFi So what?
The ABCs of an ETF portfolio.

AGIQ
The Agentic AI ETF.

SFY
The SoFi Select 500 ETF.

SFYX
The SoFi Next 500 ETF.

THTA
The SoFi Enhanced Yield ETF.

SFYF
The SoFi Social 50 ETF.

It’s time to start trading
stocks and ETFs.