Investors plowed about $89 billion into US mutual funds and exchange-traded funds in March 2024, the highest total since August 2021. For the first quarter, US funds gathered $189 billion, also the ...

Financial executives and corporate leaders may learn soon if U.S. President Donald Trump will continue a Republican crusade ...

Jack Bogle’s timeless investing principles highlight the power of low-cost index funds, keeping costs low, and limiting speculation to a small portion of your portfolio.

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The share of adult Americans who own stocks is approaching an all-time high of 63%, which may explain why events such as the surge in “meme” stocks like GameStop gets such generous play in the news.

It’s not uncommon to see beginning investors dip their toes in a pool of investments known as mutual funds. Mutual funds can be categorized by what they invest in, such as money markets, bonds, stocks ...

It’s easier to make a case for using fairly priced, proven active bond funds than it is for stock funds. That’s the upshot of recent research by Morningstar’s Eric Jacobson and Maciej Kowara. In “The ...

The $11 trillion in assets manager has shifted its recommended allocations to 70% fixed income. It now has more than $1 trillion in funds committed to bonds. In investing’s age-old active versus ...

The three main differences between index funds and mutual funds are management style, investment objective and cost. Index funds tend to be the clear winner over the long term. Many, or all, of the ...