Tim Holsworth News Today

History shows market promise leading into the current election cycle.

Rates are expected to be higher for longer, which mean bond ETFs won’t catch a break any time soon.

Financial advisors are leading clients off the sidelines, into stocks and bonds.

Higher interest rates for longer means getting creative with fixed income.

Advisors are favoring ETFs over mutual funds, along with growth stocks and more conservative bonds, Fidelity research shows.

Financial advisors are soaking up the latest inflation data and acknowledging some shifting economic tides in the works.

With the first half of the year on the books, the S&P 500 gained 17%, but the outlook for markets is clouded by inflation and recession risk.

Stock market indexes opened down more than 2% Thursday after Russia invaded Ukraine, but advisers downplayed the geopolitical unrest.

The sudden market volatility since the start of the year has advisers telling clients to stay calm and ride out the market swings.

Thanks to the power of compounding, multigenerational wealth transfer continues to swell as an opportunity for financial advisers,