iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG)

BlackRock and Vanguard are both known to be heavy investors in the bond market. How do their bond funds stack up against each other?

The bond market rebounded considerably in 2025, and these two bonds may help investors gain exposure to a market that's expected to continue strengthening.

Explore how portfolio breadth and risk profiles set these two leading bond ETFs apart for income-focused investors.

Explore how AGG’s broader bond market reach and MUB’s municipal focus shape risk, yield, and portfolio strategy for investors.

Expense ratios, yield, and risk profiles set these two bond ETFs apart—here’s what investors should weigh before choosing.

Wealth Enhancement’s latest 13F filing highlights USVM as a deliberate tool for accessing small- and mid-cap stocks, a move that blends both value and momentum while keeping volatility in check.

Acorns Advisers increased its shares in this top utility ETF. Should investors be concerned?

Looking for dry powder you can deploy fast without riding the stock market roller coaster? Here is where to park your cash without taking stock-level risk.

USMC is now 4.92% of fund AUM and remains the largest holding.

Procter & Gamble's stock price is higher over the past five years, but investors would have done better with the S&P 500 or consumer staples ETFs.

VOO, SPY and QQQ are driving record U.S. ETF inflows as the Big Three cement their hold on the $13T market.

Passive income investments can get you on the path toward becoming a millionaire.

These ETFs can help me have a more financially secure retirement.

September's stock slump has a history. This year, ETFs like SPY, TLT, and VIXY could be at the center as investors hedge against rising volatility.

A decade ago, the idea of putting Bitcoin or commodities like gold in a retirement plan would've sounded insane. Today, President Donald Trump has the opportunity to radically reshape the way Americans save for retirement.

The biggest Treasury bond ETFs moved higher, reminding investors why bonds remain a cornerstone of portfolio stability.

The long-run expected total return for the Global Market Index fell again in March, dropping to an annualized 6.9% vs. the previous month’s 7.1%. 

Investors should prepare for a 2008-style crisis.Benzinga warns of potential economic crisis predicted by Peter Schiff in 2008. Tariffs, rising interest rates, misguided Fed policy may cause trouble.

In this week's video, we'll review the latest charts and data to help us answer the question, will the April 2nd reciprocal tariffs bring additional pain for investors?

The long-run expected return for the Global Market Index (GMI) remained above 7% for a third straight month in January, ticking higher vs. December’s estimate.