Black swan events like COVID-19 can cause investors to panic. However, markets have historically recovered—and such drops may offer long-term opportunities.
Since 1981, the proportion of female breadwinners — women who earn more than their husbands — has almost doubled. However, women still face many barriers.
Many factors are threatening retirement savings, and a U.S. election could mean more volatility. See how elections have historically affected investments.
This chart compares every U.S. bull market since WWII based on length and strength. Where will the chips fall on the most recent bull run?
The U.S. stock market had a banner year, but some sectors were notable outliers. Here are the ones that outperformed (and underperformed) in 2019.
Liquid alternative ETFs are projected to grow nearly 2.5x by the end of 2020—but what are they, and how can investors use them?
Do sustainable strategies underperform conventional ones? This infographic shines a light on the realities of sustainable investing and the ESG framework.
From the Erie Canal to the Golden Gate Bridge, U.S. municipal bonds have financed crucial infrastructure. This infographic details their long history.
Traditional longer-terms bonds are no longer as effective—so which additional income strategies should investors be considering?
Taxable municipal bonds will help finance the $4 trillion needed for U.S. infrastructure repairs. Here's a case for why they are an interesting investment.
