The Fed Keeps Raising Interest Rates; Should You Start Buying Bond Funds Again?
The Federal Reserve keeps raising interest rates to tame inflation; does that mean you should start loading up on bond funds?
The Federal Reserve keeps raising interest rates to tame inflation; does that mean you should start loading up on bond funds?
FSKAX and FXAIX are two popular mutual funds offered by Fidelity. Learn the differences between the two and which might be best for you.
Answering reader questions on using 529s for K-12 education, interest from I Bonds, timing your ETF transactions, and why TIPS aren't doing great.
Answering reader questions about avoiding capital gains taxes, disability insurance policies for mental health, and enhanced cash management portfolios.
VFIAX and VTSAX are two popular mutual funds offered by Vanguard. Learn the differences between the two and which might be best for you.
If you have Vanguard Target Retirement Funds in your taxable accounts, you might be in for a big surprise at tax time. Here's why.
Thinking about trying your hand at direct indexing? Here's what you need to know about it and how it compares to using an index fund.
Most employers automatically place your investments into target date funds, but is this a good idea? Here are some pros and cons of target date funds.
Despite the Nifty Fifty or the success of FAANG, picking individual stocks is a huge risk. That's why we're making the case for mutual funds.
What is the difference between VTI and VTSAX and which should you invest in?
Does Cathie Wood have a crystal ball? Should you buy Ark Funds? Find out now!
Are you using actively managed mutual funds or picking your own stocks? Here's my analysis of winning mutual funds revealing conclusions you need to know.
The Bogleheads forum is a diverse group that has done an incredible amount of good. However, too many of them are missing the mark.
Build a portfolio of low-cost stock and bond index funds and hold for years. It's boring as paint drying but there's no better way to invest.
Vanguard is the only mutually-owned mutual fund company. That means low costs, high returns, and no BS. That's why Vanguard is my default option.