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Danielle Liverance | Jun 1, 2026 at 10:21 AM EDT

ETFs Aren’t Always Cheaper Than Mutual Funds. Here’s What to Compare Instead

Walk into almost any conversation about fund investing and you will hear the same shorthand: ETFs are cheaper than mutual…

Drew Wood | May 25, 2026 at 5:14 AM EDT

The Eight-Rung Treasury Bond Ladder That Pays a 72-Year-Old $40,000 a Year With Zero Credit Risk on $850,000

A retiree with $850,000 in savings who wants about $40,000 a year in reliable income may not need to take…

David Beren | May 23, 2026 at 3:51 PM EDT

DBMF Is Quietly Beating the 60/40 Portfolio in 2026, and This $3 Billion Fund Leads the Pack

For retirees who watched bonds fail to cushion equity losses in 2022, the iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF (NYSEARCA:DBMF)…

David Beren | May 23, 2026 at 10:43 AM EDT

PIMCO’s $20 Billion Bond ETF PYLD Just Posted 10% Returns While Index Funds Flatlined

Most retirees own a passive bond index fund without thinking twice. The PIMCO Multisector Bond Active ETF (NYSEARCA:PYLD) is the…

David Beren | May 20, 2026 at 12:25 PM EDT

Vanguard’s 0.07% BND Bond ETF Is Outperforming Active Pimco at One Tenth the Cost

A 67-year-old retiree comparing core bond funds usually meets two pitches: PIMCO’s actively managed lineup, or the Vanguard Total Bond…

Drew Wood | May 3, 2026 at 11:07 AM EDT

A $300,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,900 a Month for Life, but Here Is What Retirees Are Giving Up

A 67-year-old with a $1.2 million nest egg sits across from an insurance agent who pitches a clean trade: hand…

David Beren | Apr 23, 2026 at 10:55 AM EDT

Treasury and Bond ETFs Are Back in Fashion: Here’s What to Own in April 2026

Volatility spiked in late March when the VIX reached 31.05 on March 27, 2026, before easing back to roughly 19.50,…

David Beren | Apr 3, 2026 at 11:15 AM EDT

The 4 Top ETFs For Retirees To Buy And Hold

Retirement portfolios face a specific set of demands: income that arrives reliably, capital that holds its value through market downturns,…

Austin Smith | Apr 3, 2026 at 8:42 AM EDT

TIP ETF Delivers 4.5% Yield With CPI at a 90th-Percentile High, but Does It Belong in Your Portfolio?

Inflation has been the defining fixed income concern of this decade, and the iShares TIPS Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:TIP) was built…

Michael Williams | Mar 26, 2026 at 11:00 AM EDT

The Bond ETF 141 Billion Investors Trust Has a Five-Year Return Smaller Than a Savings Account

Five years of holding AGG has returned roughly what you’d earn leaving money in a savings account. Over the past…

Tony Dong | Mar 10, 2026 at 7:43 AM EDT

Why Your 60/40 Portfolio Is Failing the Inflation Test—And the “Hard Asset” ETF That Could Fix It

The traditional 60/40 portfolio still has plenty of defenders. Many advisors continue to recommend it as a simple, balanced approach…

Michael Williams | Mar 5, 2026 at 7:11 AM EST

CTA Gained While the S&P 500 Collapsed. Here Is What It Holds

Most diversification strategies fail exactly when investors need them most. In the 2022 bear market, bonds and stocks fell together,…

Michael Williams | Feb 25, 2026 at 12:53 PM EST

The Conservative ETF That Beats Bonds but Costs You Almost Nothing to Own

For investors who lose sleep over market volatility, the appeal of a single-ticker portfolio built mostly on bonds is real.…

Austin Smith | Feb 24, 2026 at 9:04 AM EST

Retirees Are Quietly Earning 5% With Almost Zero Price Swings

For investors seeking income without volatility, Alternative Access First Priority CLO Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:AAA) targets that problem by focusing exclusively…

Austin Smith | Feb 2, 2026 at 12:26 PM EST

Retirees: A Sterling Bond ETF Pays Monthly, Yields 4.32%, and Makes Passive Income Look Easy

The Schwab Core Bond ETF (NYSEARCA:SCCR) generates income by holding investment-grade bonds and passing interest payments to shareholders. Launched in…

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ETFs Aren’t Always Cheaper Than Mutual Funds. Here’s What to Compare Instead

The Eight-Rung Treasury Bond Ladder That Pays a 72-Year-Old $40,000 a Year With Zero Credit Risk on $850,000

DBMF Is Quietly Beating the 60/40 Portfolio in 2026, and This $3 Billion Fund Leads the Pack

PIMCO’s $20 Billion Bond ETF PYLD Just Posted 10% Returns While Index Funds Flatlined

Vanguard’s 0.07% BND Bond ETF Is Outperforming Active Pimco at One Tenth the Cost

A $300,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,900 a Month for Life, but Here Is What Retirees Are Giving Up

Treasury and Bond ETFs Are Back in Fashion: Here’s What to Own in April 2026

The 4 Top ETFs For Retirees To Buy And Hold

TIP ETF Delivers 4.5% Yield With CPI at a 90th-Percentile High, but Does It Belong in Your Portfolio?

The Bond ETF 141 Billion Investors Trust Has a Five-Year Return Smaller Than a Savings Account

Why Your 60/40 Portfolio Is Failing the Inflation Test—And the “Hard Asset” ETF That Could Fix It

CTA Gained While the S&P 500 Collapsed. Here Is What It Holds

The Conservative ETF That Beats Bonds but Costs You Almost Nothing to Own

Retirees Are Quietly Earning 5% With Almost Zero Price Swings

Retirees: A Sterling Bond ETF Pays Monthly, Yields 4.32%, and Makes Passive Income Look Easy

Stock Market Live June 9, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Bouncing Back with Tech

Live Nasdaq Composite: AI Stocks Reclaim Lost Ground as Volatility Eases and Oil Pulls Back

74-Year-Old With $2.6M Discovers Late Husband’s IRA RMD Doubled Her Tax Bill

Up 174% Year-to-Date: 1 Major Reason to Hold Off on Micron Technology Stock at $950

Inflation Is Spiking – but the Fed Could Still Cut Rates (And It Has Nothing to Do with Trump)

74-Year-Old With $2.6M Discovers Late Husband's IRA RMD Doubled Her Tax Bill

We've Been Married 40 Years. Why Is My Wife's Social Security Only $1,000 a Month When Mine Is $3,200?

74-Year-Old With $2.6M Discovers Late Husband’s IRA RMD Doubled Her Tax Bill

Up 174% Year-to-Date: 1 Major Reason to Hold Off on Micron Technology Stock at $950

iShares Core US Aggregate Bond ETF : AGG

AGG

$98.39

All AGG Articles

ETFs Aren’t Always Cheaper Than Mutual Funds. Here’s What to Compare Instead

The Eight-Rung Treasury Bond Ladder That Pays a 72-Year-Old $40,000 a Year With Zero Credit Risk on $850,000

DBMF Is Quietly Beating the 60/40 Portfolio in 2026, and This $3 Billion Fund Leads the Pack

PIMCO’s $20 Billion Bond ETF PYLD Just Posted 10% Returns While Index Funds Flatlined

Vanguard’s 0.07% BND Bond ETF Is Outperforming Active Pimco at One Tenth the Cost

A $300,000 Annuity Guarantees $1,900 a Month for Life, but Here Is What Retirees Are Giving Up

Treasury and Bond ETFs Are Back in Fashion: Here’s What to Own in April 2026

The 4 Top ETFs For Retirees To Buy And Hold

TIP ETF Delivers 4.5% Yield With CPI at a 90th-Percentile High, but Does It Belong in Your Portfolio?

The Bond ETF 141 Billion Investors Trust Has a Five-Year Return Smaller Than a Savings Account

Why Your 60/40 Portfolio Is Failing the Inflation Test—And the “Hard Asset” ETF That Could Fix It

CTA Gained While the S&P 500 Collapsed. Here Is What It Holds

The Conservative ETF That Beats Bonds but Costs You Almost Nothing to Own

Retirees Are Quietly Earning 5% With Almost Zero Price Swings

Retirees: A Sterling Bond ETF Pays Monthly, Yields 4.32%, and Makes Passive Income Look Easy

Stock Market Live June 9, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Bouncing Back with Tech

Live Nasdaq Composite: AI Stocks Reclaim Lost Ground as Volatility Eases and Oil Pulls Back

74-Year-Old With $2.6M Discovers Late Husband’s IRA RMD Doubled Her Tax Bill

Up 174% Year-to-Date: 1 Major Reason to Hold Off on Micron Technology Stock at $950

Inflation Is Spiking – but the Fed Could Still Cut Rates (And It Has Nothing to Do with Trump)

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