Investing

Starting earlier and saving more has a far greater impact on retirement outcomes.

A simple number showing how much $1 today could grow by age 65.

As retirement nears, many investors rethink their portfolios—and ETFs or traditional index funds often come out on top.

Dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer retirees steady income, low costs, and instant diversification for hands-off investing.

The S&P 500 drives the market—but heavy tech exposure and valuation risks make diversification essential.

Starting earlier and saving more has a far greater impact on retirement outcomes.

A simple number showing how much $1 today could grow by age 65.

As retirement nears, many investors rethink their portfolios—and ETFs or traditional index funds often come out on top.

Dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) offer retirees steady income, low costs, and instant diversification for hands-off investing.

The S&P 500 drives the market—but heavy tech exposure and valuation risks make diversification essential.