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Want More Income From Large-Cap Stocks? XFUNDS Bets on Options With New VOOY ETF

Chandrima Sanyal

XFUNDS' new actively managed ETF combines large-cap stocks with options strategies to generate income as option-income ETFs gain traction.

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