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Financial experts seem to be in agreement that we are now in a bear market, but will that bad news shake investors traditional buy-and-hold strategy with 401(k)s particularly older investors?
July 14 -
Following the rash of home equity loans that Americans regretfully took out over the past few years on their first or second mortgages essentially turning their homes into ATM machines, as many a critic has quipped their 401(k)s are now in danger of becoming the next get-cash-quick scheme, The Wall Street Journal reports.
July 14 -
How serious are liquidity problems with money market mutual funds?
July 14 -
Get a little imagination, guys.
July 14 -
The ongoing credit crisis saga has taken a tremendous toll on hedge funds due to their exposure to structured mortgage-backed assets-and for those heading or parsing trades overseas to avoid U.S. taxes: Beware.
July 14 -
Mutual fund investors held resilient in the second quarter of the year, "shrugging off weakness in the labor and housing markets and even ignoring the rising cost of oil and gas," announced Tom Roseen, senior research analyst for Lipper, during the firm's press conference last Tuesday on the quarter's results.
July 14 -
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke called for a stronger central bank last week, and outlined a proposal that would provide the Fed with more regulatory control over large New York-based financial companies that are not associated with commercial banks, like Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers.
July 14 -
According to a study released by the Investment Company Institute, mutual funds voted overwhelmingly in support for management proposals in 2007, yet a mere 38% of shareholder proposals were backed.
July 14 -
The Asian Development Bank has launched a new environmentally based mutual fund.The Future Carbon Fund is tied to environmental initiatives from the Kyoto Protocol, which is set to expire at the end of 2012.
July 11 -
A source for the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) recently stated that the CSRC only suggested that senior mutual fund officials remain in China until the Olympics in early August to keep a stable market, they are in no which way barring them from leaving the country.
July 9