Market Trends

Some things have changed over the course of the past 15 years. Some things haven't.

This ETF offers a great mix of dividend yield and price appreciation.

In a strong bull market, take advantage of growth opportunities.

Putting any sum of money toward an investment is a big decision. You're likely to be happy with your choice if you buy two of Vanguard's most popular funds.

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Even with the S&P 500 near an all-time high, there are plenty of compelling growth, dividend, and value stocks to buy now.

These Vanguard index funds offer diversified exposure to many of the most influential stocks in the world.

This Vanguard utilities ETF isn't exciting, but it is reliable and focused on a sector that is likely to see material growth in the years ahead.

You don't have to pick individual stocks to make money in the market. You can be proactive with your retirement by investing in this passive fund.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) take a lot of the legwork out of investing.

It might be time to look for prospects a bit off the beaten path or at least time to change your tack for owning the market's top growth stocks.

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The market is trading near all-time highs, which suggests that now is a terrible time to buy the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF. Or is it?

The odds of a September interest rate cut are skyrocketing, according to Wall Street.

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Their steep payouts make them worth a look, but a big dividend doesn't inherently make a stock worth owning.

The S&P 500 can be a powerhouse wealth creator, but only if it aligns with your personal goals and portfolio.

Vanguard has a massive collection of ETFs to offer, but this one could provide you with decades of income and growth.

Heeding some or many of these lessons can help you build wealth faster -- and lose less money, too.

The monthly jobs figures are critically important for determining the strength of the U.S. consumer.