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It’s almost Election Day in the US once again. For those who need a brief civics refresher, every two years the full US House of Representatives and one-third of the Senate are up for reelection.

What is a yield curve, and why are stock investors interested in its shape? A yield curve gives a snapshot of how yields vary across bonds of similar credit quality, but different maturities, at a specific point in time.

With school back in session in most of the country, many parents are likely thinking about how best to prepare for the children’s future college expenses.

Diversification has been called the only free lunch in investing.This idea is based on research showing that diversification, through a combination of assets like stocks and bonds, could reduce volatility without reducing expected return or increase expected return...

From 1928-2017 the value premium in the US had a positive annualized return of approximately 3.5%. In seven of the last 10 calendar years, however, the value premium in the US has been negative. This has prompted some investors to wonder if such an extended period of...

When the prices of goods and services increase over time, consumers can buy fewer of them with every dollar they have saved.This erosion of the real purchasing power of wealth is called inflation. Inflation is an important element of investing. In many cases, the...