As another year comes to a close, investors once again face a market defined by volatility and shifting expectations. The past twelve months have reminded us that volatility rarely takes a break — and ...

If you're planning to retire within the next few years — or you’ve recently retired — market volatility may feel especially unsettling. After years of saving and planning, you're now entering a stage ...

Diversification doesn't always work as expected, and asset correlations can shift during market stress. In 2008, bonds offset equity losses, but in 2022, stocks and bonds fell together. On paper, ...

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It took the worst bond market in history to make investing in a 60/40 more painful during a market crash than holding all equities. Read Full Article » ...

On paper, diversification looks simple: Mix stocks, bonds, and maybe a few alternatives to reduce portfolio risk. Unfortunately, diversification is not always enough to create a bulletproof portfolio.

Meagan is a former Series 7 financial advisor and current writer focused on blending straightforward information with a dose of humor on topics including equity investments, insurance products, and ...