US households are expected to scoop up a total of $425 billion in stocks this year, according to Goldman Sachs analysts.

With numerous investment options available, understanding the fundamentals of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds can help you ...

Stocks, at the most basic level, mean that you own shares of publicly traded companies. Over time, you’d expect that these assets would grow faster than both bonds and inflation rates.

“But this gets into the whole dynamic about the efficient frontier for retirement income consisting of stocks and annuities, instead of stocks and bonds,” Pfau said. “Bonds really aren’t usefu ...

Here's How Much to Keep in Stocks, Bonds and Cash in Retirement If you’re not familiar with bucket strategy, it calls for structuring your retirement assets in three buckets based on longevity ...

National Fuel Gas Company (NYSE:NFG) is among the best stocks for a retirement stock portfolio. On June 12, the company ...

If you're nearing retirement and your portfolio remains stock-heavy, you may wonder if it's time to switch to bonds. Here's ...

Bond vigilantes' driving up Treasury yields, which could reshape retirement planning. Learn how these activist investors ...

Often applied to retirement investing, the rule of 100 subtracts your age from 100 to give you the percentage of your portfolio to invest in stocks. The remaining percentage should be in bonds and ...

Many of the clients who come to us at SAM are looking to build a retirement portfolio that generates a steady stream of income. They don’t want an all-stock portfolio — too risky. An all-bond ...

Goodbye, target-date funds. So long, bonds. An all equities portfolio is the far better way to build the largest nest egg possible for retirement; to generate a larger paycheck in retirement ...