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In this article, let’s break down a few common terms you’re likely to hear in the media or when thinking about investing in bonds.

There are several types of bonds to choose from, each with different characteristics. 

There is no one-size-fits-all.  No single “best” option.  Only the best for your client, based on their wants, their needs, their nature. 

This is important information to know, because many IRAs and 401(k)s will give your clients the option of choose from these fund types.

If you’re investing in, say, an IRA, most of the fund choices you’ll see will fall under one of two categories: Passive vs Active. 

When you buy stock, you are purchasing partial ownership in a company.  For this reason, stocks are equity investments while bonds are debt

Many investors often wonder why the Dow’s total price is so much higher than the S&P, even though the latter contains hundreds more...

The Dow, S&P 500, and NASDAQ Composite are all indexes.  An index tracks the performance of a group of securities.