The Investment Case for Longer-Term Target-Date Funds
This article examines the structure of long-term target-date funds and how they might not always work for investors
David Dierking is a freelance writer focusing primarily on ETFs, mutual funds, dividend income strategies and retirement planning. He has spent more than 20 years in the financial services industry and his background includes experience in investment management, portfolio analytics and asset/liability management at both BMO Financial Group and Strong Capital Management. He has written for Seeking Alpha, Motley Fool, ETF Trends, ETF Daily News and Investopedia and was also included in the panel for ETFReference.com’s “101 ETF Investing Tips from the Experts”. He has a B.A. in Finance from Michigan State University and lives in Wisconsin with his wife and two daughters.
This article examines the structure of long-term target-date funds and how they might not always work for investors
This article examines the structure of long-term target-date funds and how they might not always work for investors
A lot of investors make target date funds (TDFs) a core part of their portfolios, but many don’t commit to target date funds as their entire strategy.
A lot of investors make target date funds (TDFs) a core part of their portfolios, but many don’t commit to target date funds as their entire strategy.
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One thing investors can control is how much they pay for managing their money.
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Here are the five biggest reasons why investors should take a look at passive funds.
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With equity valuations stretched, investors should look for ways to protect their capital while still earning a competitive rate of return.
The combination of low cost and the lack of these potential conflicts of interest are making the robo advisor option more popular.
The combination of low cost and the lack of these potential conflicts of interest are making the robo advisor option more popular.
As billions of dollars continue to pour into passively managed index mutual funds, active managers are looking for fresh and unique products
As billions of dollars continue to pour into passively managed index mutual funds, active managers are looking for fresh and unique products
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One of the downsides of the fund industry boom is that it has produced some offerings that are risky, expensive and, often times, misunderstood.
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When it comes to retirement, investors are looking for a steady income stream that they’re confident will last them the rest of their lives.
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After nearly seven years of zero-interest-rate policy, the Federal Reserve has begun lifting rates once again.
One of President Donald Trump’s campaign promises was to commit up to $1 trillion toward rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure.
One of President Donald Trump’s campaign promises was to commit up to $1 trillion toward rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure.
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British citizens will be going to the polls on June 8 in a surprise snap election that could shape the way the nation’s exit from the European Union plays out.
Many investors assume that changes in a mutual fund’s net asset value (NAV) correlate directly to the total return of the fund. That’s not necessarily true.
Many investors assume that changes in a mutual fund’s net asset value (NAV) correlate directly to the total return of the fund. That’s not necessarily true.
For decades, investors in money market mutual funds have assumed that their shares will always be priced at $1.This may no longer be the case.
For decades, investors in money market mutual funds have assumed that their shares will always be priced at $1.This may no longer be the case.
In this article, we’ll introduce the concept of swing pricing and how it is used by funds to try to address this issue.
In this article, we’ll introduce the concept of swing pricing and how it is used by funds to try to address this issue.
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