Navigating a path to financial wellness
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Investor behavior
Investor pulse: Less market pessimism, more economic optimism
Vanguard research shows Investors are feeling better about the short-term outlook after a challenging 2022.
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The inflation-fighting power of commodities
Vanguard research suggests that commodities may add an outsized safeguard against unexpected inflation.
Q&A with the manager behind two Vanguard equity income funds
Wellington portfolio manager Matt Hand discusses his approach to equity income investing in two Vanguard funds.
Vanguard expands fund lineup with Multi-Sector Income Bond Fund
Vanguard announced that the actively managed Vanguard Multi-Sector Income Bond Fund is now available for public investment, offering investors diversified exposure to fixed income credit sectors.
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Financial wellness & planning
Vanguard’s guide to financial wellness
The prospect of saving for long-term financial planning goals can be overwhelming at times given its enormity and uncertainty. Vanguard’s guide to financial wellness offers a blueprint for achieving financial flexibility to meet both short- and long-term goals.
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A systematic approach to building tax-aware portfolios
Time-varying asset allocation can help build diversified, tax-efficient portfolios, Vanguard researchers say.
Buying local: Local bias in individual stock portfolios
There’s no place like home, even when it comes to stock investing. Recent Vanguard research discusses investor local bias, what that disposition means for a portfolio, and how a few small tweaks can alleviate a portfolio’s concentration risk.
Sustainable withdrawal rates in retirement: The importance of customization
Sustainable withdrawal rates can vary considerably, depending on the levels of desired bequests, portfolio depletion risk, and asset allocation, highlighting the need for customization rather than relying on a single rule of thumb. Learn more about the feasible ranges.
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