Nationwide S&P 500 Risk-Managed Income ETF

NSPI is an actively-managed portfolio of stocks included in the S&P 500 combined with an options collar. The fund seeks to generate current income with some downside protection.

Inflation appears to be more broadly entrenched than previously thought, and rising interest rates, domestic inflation fears, an aggressively tightening Fed, and global inflation fears have created an environment of prolonged investor uncertainty, with U.S. markets officially ending their third consecutive quarter on the decline.

As Stocks Decline for the Third Consecutive Quarter, Consider This Risk-Managed ETF

Nationwide Dow Jones Risk-Managed Income ETF

Nationwide Russell 2000 Risk-Managed Income ETF

Market volatility continues as summer officially comes to a close in the U.S. and the August Institute for Supply Management (ISM) report came in higher than expected, reflecting a more robust economy, particularly in light of August's surprisingly strong jobs report.

This Net Credit Collar Strategy Offers Income Opportunities in Major Indexes

The most recent attempt at a bear market rally of major indexes leading up to the release of the August CPI resulted in the S&P 500 clawing back almost 4% of losses over the course of four days before crashing on September 13 with a hotter-than-expected inflation report the catalyst for losses.

Lessons From a Recent Bear Market Rally

A better-than-expected earnings season alongside lighter inflation reports from July drove stocks to rally in mid-August, and analysts anticipate that the S&P 500® will end 2022 at levels slightly above its rally from bear-market lows in June.

Analysts Predict S&P 500® Will End Year Slightly Higher

NEOS Nasdaq-100 Hedged Equity Income ETF

Defined by contentious policy objectives and rampant partisanship, today's political environment is among the most dynamic in history. Against this backdrop, midterm elections are rapidly approaching and are poised to upend the balance of power in Washington.

How Elections Impact Your Portfolio: A Discussion with Nationwide

It's been a difficult year for markets, investors, and their portfolios, where equities and bonds have been challenged by soaring, persistent inflation alongside a rising rate environment.

The Distribution Yields of These ETFs Hold Up in a Challenged Year

Recession concern is on the rise after the most recent Federal Reserve interest rate hike of 75 basis points (0.75%) at the July Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

Has the Fed's Recent Rate Hike Increased Recession Risk?

Have equity markets hit bottom? Mark Hackett, chief of investment research for Nationwide's Investment Management Group, wrote in the Nationwide blog that there are certainly signs to suggest that they're at least nearing it.

Are Markets Nearing the Bottom?

Despite stock markets riding into 2022 on a surge of economic tailwinds, the climate soon changed after the year was well on its way. Rising inflation, the war in Ukraine, and a hawkish Fed soon led nervous investors to begin selling off their stocks, bringing markets into bear country.

Could Equity Markets Recover? It's Certainly Possible

Most Americans worry about the risks of high inflation or a possible recession impacting retirement income, according to results of a survey from Alliance for Lifetime Income and CANNEX. This anxiety is manifesting in real-world behavior.

Inflation, Recession Top Concerns For Americans Saving For Retirement

In a challenging market of continued volatility and concerns around the major indexes entering bear territory, advisors and investors are shifting around portfolio allocations to limit exposures while seeking income. Nationwide offers a distinct opportunity within its suite of ETFs that all seek high current income and carry a measure of downside protection, each with [.

Nationwide's ETFs Offer Interchangeable Exposures Without Sacrificing Income

With the U.S. national debt crossing the $30 trillion mark for the first time in early 2022, investors will need to keep this in mind when structuring their retirement portfolios. However, investors shouldn't overhaul their portfolios because of some recent bad headlines.

Safeguarding Retirement Portfolios From Inflation and Rate Hike Risks

Investors are feeling the squeeze this year in the challenging environment of soaring inflation and rising interest rates. This year's mid-year check-in with clients will likely be fraught with questions and worry, particularly for those who have seen their wealth and retirement planning impacted by the underperformance of stocks and bonds, and being able to [.

3 Things Advisors Should Be Talking to Clients About Now

As we consider the state of income investing, investors can turn to innovative exchange traded fund solutions that balance income generation and downside risk mitigation. In the recent webcast, Redefining Income Generation Through a Risk Mitigation Lens, Mark Hackett, chief of investment research at Nationwide; and Troy Cates, managing director and portfolio manager at Harvest [.

ETFs to Generate Income, Mitigate Risks in Troubled Times

The Federal Reserve has ramped up its fight against inflation through more aggressive interest rate hikes and quantitative tightening, but in an environment of soaring inflation that continues to linger, consumers and investors are feeling the pinch. For those individuals living off retirement income, it's being felt particularly keenly as inflation erodes purchasing power.

Retirement Income Challenges in an Inflationary Environment

Markets continue to notch weekly losses as volatility continues, driven by concerns around rising interest rates and persistent inflation. The jobs report, while appearing to be stabilizing, still came in hotter than expected by economists, and will be yet another underlining support for continued Fed tightening in the coming months.

An Advisor's Guide to Income Seeking Options in a Rising Rate Environment

Interest rates continue their inevitable march upwards to combat soaring inflation with the Federal Reserve's meeting this week. It's worth stepping back to take a look at equity performance historically compared to interest rates so advisors and investors can have a clearer idea of investing expectations.

Why Equity Investing with Downside Protection Makes Sense

Market volatility remains ongoing, with inflation continuing to soar and the recent addition of geopolitical tensions sending already-uncertain U.S. markets tumbling. Despite a February jobs report coming in stronger than expected while unemployment continues to drop, the war in Ukraine remains front and center for markets.

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