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Converting volatility into opportunity
Focusing on high-quality growth companies is one way to take advantage of emotionally driven, short-term price dislocations—helping investors make the best of periods of rising volatility.
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8 ways to help minimize college costs
The cost of a college education is a big concern of parents and students alike. But there are many ways you can reduce the costs., including the 8 described here.
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Probability of an interest-rate cut rises, but it’s unlikely to be in July
The latest Fed meeting offered hints about the future trajectory of rates, and we're standing by our view that the next change made will be a stimulative cut—it just may not happen as soon as some investors might hope. Read our complete analysis.
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Building a better 401(k) plan investment lineup
See our six considerations to reduce plan sponsor fiduciary risk, raise participant retirement readiness, and build a better 401(k) plan investment lineup.
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Why China's rising tide isn't lifting emerging-market boats
China’s latest stimulus appears to be a stabilizing force for the nation’s economy amid rising trade tensions, but it may not do much to lift other emerging markets or the global economy.
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Why blending active and passive strategies is right for investors
Active/passive isn't an either/or. Learn how investors can benefit by combining both approaches in the same portfolio.
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Understanding strategic beta
While the category may feel relatively new, the concepts driving this most contemporary of investment approaches have roots that are decades old.
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How do the new Morningstar bond categories affect you?
Morningstar's new bond categories represent a major change for fixed-income investors. We discuss the change and how advisors are positioning clients today.
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U.S.-China trade war escalates, but U.S. recession remains unlikely
The U.S.-China trade war shows no sign of abating. As the negative effects of the dispute trickles down to the economy, will it move us closer to a recession?
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The U.S.-China trade war—what could drive further market volatility
What could drive further market volatility now that the U.S.-China trade war has heated up again? Our market strategists discuss key indicators to watch.
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