Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO)

History sends a clear message about where stocks may be headed.

The best move is often no move at all.

AI companies are on track to borrow so much money that it might nearly match the size of the overall $12 trillion U.S. corporate bond market.

There's more to this popular benchmark than meets the eye.

Berkshire's concentrated stock portfolio seems to contradict his advice to buy the S&P 500.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF offers a way to invest in the next bear market without betting on any single sector.

History indicates this is a great time to invest in stocks.

It sounds counterintuitive, but doing nothing might be the best thing you can do.

Time can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you.

Don't let elections make you overreact with your investment decisions.

A 3% yield gives it a head start on an S&P 500 fund. Is that enough to stay ahead through 2030?

It has closed higher in 55 of the past 76 years. So why did it fall the last two times?

These ETFs are long-term winners regardless of what 2027 brings their way.

Investors could find themselves in the mid-six-figure range.

Avoid making short-term moves counterproductive to your long-term goals.

These funds charge low fees, are diversified, and offer investors a great mix of dividends, growth, and stability.

Keep focusing on the long term.

It has stood the test of time and is built to continue doing so.

The bond piece cost around $92,000 on a $100,000 stake since 2000. Was it worth it when stocks crashed?

These ETFs are evergreen buys, and they're strong candidates for long-term holds.

Stocks sold off sharply on Nov. 5, potentially marking the start of a bear market.

There's no substitute for experience, but it still helps to know some important rules of thumb.

Elections come and go, but the right investing strategy can help you build lasting wealth.

The sharp post-election pullback in the S&P 500 has investors reeling. It might be a good buying opportunity.

This could be the anchor of a great stock portfolio.