The Latest Breaking News from Bonds

Do you think bonds protect you from stock losses? Are you confident your assets will go to your intended heirs if all you have is a will? Think again — and read on for other myths that could be leading you astray.

Find out how investing in junk bonds strategically may be a great idea for newer investors, if you're fully apprised of all the risks.

The idea sounds perfect. You and your best friends on a trip, sharing a hotel room to save money and bond. It seems like the recipe for an unforgettable vacation. But sometimes, those memories become unforgettable for the wrong reasons. The reality of sharing hotel rooms with friends can quickly…

They’re the ones who always remember your birthday, listen without judgment, and offer help without expecting anything in return. Yet, despite their kindness, some of the nicest people find themselves feeling isolated and disconnected. It seems unfair—how can someone so warm-hearted struggle to form lasting bonds? The truth is, there…

Foreign markets scare American investors, who assume these venues carry greater risk than widely held equities, bonds and funds on Wall Street stock exchanges. But one portfolio manager thinks those fears are unfounded and he is busting five myths about international investing. In particular, his commentary for Kiplinger warns that…

Inflation is the silent thief of retirement dreams. What once looked like a solid nest egg can quickly lose its purchasing power, leaving retirees scrambling to make ends meet. Many retirement plans are built on projections that assume slow, steady inflation or none at all.

Nothing tests the strength of family bonds like the death of a loved one—especially when money and property are on the line. The grief is real, but so is the tension that brews beneath the surface, often set off by people who claim they’re “just helping.” Inheritance fights don’t always…

Fixed annuities are often marketed as retirement-safe solutions, promising stable income and protection from stock market volatility. They sound ideal, especially to older investors looking...

U.S. long-term interest rates remain elevated in July 2025, with the long bond futures in a two-year consolidation range that is closer to technical support than resistance. When the long bond futures eventually break higher or lower, the move will impact markets across all asset classes.

PGIM Investments is preparing to add three new corporate bond ETFs to its actively managed fixed income family.

Huge recent gains will likely mean lower future returns, says Vanguard's Greg Davis; bonds and foreign stocks will do better.