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As the number of older Americans increases, the shift from stocks to low-risk holdings is expected to accelerate.

Forget the classic 60-40 rule. It might be a start, but there’s a better way to use bonds to manage risk.

Knowing how to hedge your portfolio during a volatile market is key.

That attractive yield is going to be lower at some point. It’s practically a guarantee.

We must increase stability, reliability and predictability in our portfolios as we age. And bonds are the best way to do it…

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Higher interest rates and Trump’s inflationary policies will hurt prices of most long-maturity bonds. Hold these short-maturity alternatives instead.

Maximize your retirement income by considering annuities, reverse mortgages, life insurance policies and strategies for boosting Social Security payouts.

To say 2015 and early 2016 have been challenging markets is a bit of an understatement. And certain segments of the corporate bond market have really taken it on the chin.

The fact that inflation happens and how it happens should not be a mystery to anyone. But there’s a new twist in store for the part of the market that can keep you safe throughout your retirement.