Jim Paulsen thinks the classic 60/40 portfolio construction is outdated in an era when recessions have become rare events.

A bond ladder is an investment strategy that involves purchasing multiple bonds that mature at different times. The ladder analogy is an apt visual tool to describe how bond ladders work: Each rung of ...

Despite recent turbulence, the core case for bonds remains intact. Fixed income offers something increasingly scarce across ...

Discover how a long-term growth (LTG) investment strategy helps investors increase portfolio values over ten years or more, ...

Many investors think a portfolio of stocks and bonds is diversified. The last few years have proven that's not always the case.

For the quarter, the Madison Core Bond Fund (Class I) returned 1.11%, modestly outperforming its benchmark return of 1.10% by 1 basis point. During the quarter, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates ...

It’s simple but effective.

The PIMCO Active Bond ETF (BOND) allows managers to adjust allocations across government bonds, mortgages, and corporate ...

When planning for retirement, most investors concentrate on what to invest in—stocks, bonds, cash, and other assets. But an equally important, and often overlooked, decision is asset location—which ...

CAT bonds are known to offer highly attractive equity-like returns, low volatility and low correlation to broader financial markets.