Zijia Song

Rising yields are hurting bond portfolios, but financial advisors say there are plenty of ways to protect yourself from the turmoil—and even turn the situation to your advantage.

This summer's FIFA World Cup packed stadiums across North America and drew record audiences. It also got a large number of millennials and Gen Zs to place their first sports bets.

Brian Smith has been trying every avenue he can find to get exposure to Anthropic’s stock ahead of its blockbuster initial public offering.

Retail investors are pouring money into funds and vehicles promising access to Anthropic and OpenAI ahead of their IPOs

Less wealthy investors have historically had few options to enter these markets, but that has been changing quickly as asset managers race to satisfy retail demand for exotic investments.

The biggest marker of financial success to Americans these day is living the good life.

Jae Hyouk Jang travels for months at a time, making his way across Thailand, Vietnam and Laos in the past year. The 43-year-old recently quit his job as a security specialist and didn't walk away rich. Instead, he’s living off just $130,000 in savings using a supercharged investment strategy that’s allowed him to leave the 9-to-5 behind.

Jae Hyouk Jang travels for months at a time, making his way across Thailand, Vietnam and Laos in the past year.

Both Gen Z and Boomers feel election anxiety. But Gen Z investors are far more likely to make portfolio changes as a result.

Nearly three-quarters of Gen Z investors — those younger than age 30 — said they have switched up their portfolios ahead of the November elections