Largest fund switches indexes; meanwhile, alternative choice adds alternative
Best month of sales in more than three years, thanks to a rush into U.S. large-caps
Locked in a price war with rivals, Vanguard has deployed a new -- and dramatic -- tactic. The fund giant plans to switch the benchmarks for 22 funds. Why? To reduce the licensing fees the company pays, and thus its expense ratios.
End-of-year sell-off to beat the tax man may not be the best plan
Bank-loan funds are red hot these days. Even Jeffrey Gundlach's DoubleLine, which only operates five funds, plans to dive in.
Substantial percentage said financial advisers didn't earn their keep during the year; keep it simple
Bond guru throws a party in a most auspicious location
Goldman Sachs senior investment strategist the latest to make bearish call on fixed-income; credit hedge funds no place to hide, either
Pyxis hopes to gain from high-yield debt demand, prices fund lower than PowerShares' fund.
