Stocks and bonds

Even if you're a passive, buy-and-hold investor, you should rebalance your portfolio at least once a year. Here's how.

Bonds are considered a relatively safe investment that pay regular interest. But how do you invest in them? Read ahead to know all about bonds.

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Learn about three major signals that it's time to sell your bonds, including an imminent interest rate hike, issuer instability, and a surge in bond values.

Mutual Fund This is a hugely popular investment vehicle that owns a bunch of assets. Those can be stocks, bonds, commodities, cash—even other mutual funds. So, when you buy shares in a mutual fund, you indirectly own shares in its underlying assets.

Finance advisor Allan Roth looks at 2022’s unusual market — so far, both stocks and bonds are down — and lists portfolio changes investors can make.

Consider the various forms of investments to be instruments that can assist you in reaching your financial goals. Each major investment category, from bank products to stocks and bonds, has its own set of general characteristics, risk concerns, and methods in which investors might employ them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRqmhcAS4V8 Introduction to Stocks vs Bonds for Kids and Teens This video provides a stocks vs bonds comparison in a simple, concise way for kids and beginners. It could be used by kids & teens to learn about the differences and similarities between stocks and bonds, or used as a money & personal finance resource

The bond market is substantially larger than the stock market, but many people don't know about bond investing. Learn more about bonds in this article from Diversified.

As a real estate investor and/or a stock investor, what’s in store as we head toward a global recession due to the coronavirus pandemic? Here's a review of data from past recessions to get a sense of what will likely occur and the best course of action to take.