Long-term care costs should be addressed as part of the retirement planning process, but it’s helpful for people to stop panicking and get a realistic understanding of what may lie ahead.
More plan participants are nearing retirement. They’re looking down Drawdown Mountain, asking themselves, “What do I do next?” The road to helping these participants begins with ensuring that your plan is truly a welcoming destination for retirees.
Senior Investment Strategist Chris Tidmore explains how properly benchmarking hedge funds and other alternatives can improve their relative performance.
Recent claims that the Barclays U.S. Aggregate Index (the “U.S. Agg”) is now somehow greatly different than it was do not make sense to me. As Vanguard has noted before, investment grade bonds remain a good source of diversification.
Vanguard Chief Economist Joe Davis on how stocks and bonds are likely to react as interest rates continue to rise.
It’s no surprise plan sponsors have their hands full creating ways to help participants save for retirement. Good news–We’ve pulled together three blogs from Vanguard experts that may help guide your decision-making.
Vanguard Senior Economist Roger Aliaga-Díaz puts the current U.S. dollar strength into the historical context of past dollar super-cycles.
The single-fund solution can work for most plan participants. But for those who are more informed and engaged, adding a satellite investment on top of a TDF isn’t necessarily a mistake.
Vanguard’s Qian Wang says the chance of a trade war between China and the U.S. has increased but there is still hope for a deal.
Steve Holman, head of Vanguard Retirement Plan Access (VRPA), shares insights garnered from financial advisors at recent VRPA events and improvements that we’re making to address their needs.
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