mutual funds

Diversified index investing is profitable – but there’s more to the story than just buying a fund.

Account holders who are trying to pay down debt should consider their options when deciding whether to borrow from a 401(k).

Proponents of income investing will have to adjust their strategies if their retirements rely on Treasury yields.

In today’s low interest rate environment, investors in closed-end funds should be discerning about finding the best deals.

These three strategies can help investors generate income using exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

It’s self-sabotaging for investors to buy impulsively because they watch their peers collect profits.

While mutual fund managers may have strong credentials, passive index funds outperform and steal their spotlight.

ETFs are a game changer for many investors – but make sure you find one that is right for you.

If you haven’t already gotten your feet wet in the world of options trading, now’s the time to start.

Financial advisors who don’t adhere to the fiduciary rule are unlikely to act in your best interest.