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To illustrate how helpful it can be to invest for retirement using stocks, socking away $500 a month over 40 years will lead ...

Now could be a great time to add fixed-income ETFs to your portfolio. I'm doing some allocation adjusting in my stock portfolio, and I don't have nearly enough fixed-income exposure. As a ...

That steady and consistent process gradually builds up a big portfolio ... stocks, my regular contributions to Realty Income (O) and Main Street Capital (MAIN) remain steadfast and will help ...

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Meet Bob, a 62-year-old retiree who just discovered that his financial advisor has had his entire portfolio invested in bonds ...

Traditionally, “portfolio diversity” means having a healthy mix of stocks in different industries, which can help you weather the storm if a particular sector (i.e., Tech) experiences a downturn.

Investing in stocks under $10 could significantly increase the returns on your portfolio, especially if you pick the right stock. Also, suppose you choose stocks in promising industrial sectors or ...

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I've been attracted to food stocks lately in expectation of a recession or market pull down due to overvaluation of total market indices, in my opinion ... beta to help round out a portfolio.

As a Certified Financial Planner®, I'm often asked about portfolio allocation. In other words, how much money should you have in stocks? How much in bonds and other fixed-income investments?