Due to COVID-19, food insecurity rates increased overnight, with projections that the impact could lead to 1 in 6 Americans going hungry, including 1 in 4 children.

How can stock prices flirt with new highs while the news is so discouraging?

Although some implications of the post-pandemic world are evident, others, for now, are more opaque.

The question isn't "will foreign stocks come back?" It's a matter of when.

Research analysts suspect that we've safely averted much of what would result in a long-term financial crisis during the COVID-19 economic downturn.

This week, initial claims for unemployment insurance fell below one million for the first time since March, and retail sales eclipsed the pre-pandemic levels seen earlier this year.

72% of the U.S. population is interested in sustainable investing, yet many investors still find the space confusing.

Across the country, communities are demanding an end to racial injustice and systems of oppression.

Fidelity Debit Card owners have been automatically enrolled in Fidelity's 2-Way Connect text alerts. Notifications will be sent, in real-time, to alert of possible fraudulent transactions. Clients are able to respond directly to the text to confirm the transaction or report as fraudulent.

History shows that you can’t time stock returns. To capture the market’s historical premiums, you have to be patient.

Annuities can offer valuable protection against outliving your assets, but they can also be high-cost and complicated. We dig into some pluses and minuses.

If you are close to retirement or already retired, market unpredictability can pose significant concern - but it doesn't have to.

The gradual yet bumpy reopening and rebound in economic activity begs the question: Is the recession over?

The coronavirus shock is accelerating structural trends in inequality, globalization, macro policy and sustainability.

A closer look at a few intriguing sustainable funds that were launched in the first half of 2020.

While the types of businesses most prominent in the market vary through time, the fact that a small subset of companies’ stocks account for an outsized portion of the stock market is not new.

The U.S. stock market may offer the comfort of familiarity, but investing in both U.S. and international markets can benefit those with long-term perspectives.

Historically, an increase in the money supply leads to higher levels of inflation, but investors should remember that supply is only one driver of overall prices.

Dimensional’s annual survey of investment performance draws on historical data to look beyond short-term market fluctuations and shed light on the dimensions that explain differences in returns.

A well-diversified portfolio is designed to help you achieve your long-term goals as well as limit your portfolio’s downs (and ups). But it doesn’t always feel good.