The U.S. economy remains resilient, despite complex domestic and geopolitical conditions. The investor outlook was primarily driven by a cooling labor demand, stable inflation and significant ...

In 2004, launched the Kiplinger 25 list of our favorite actively managed no-load funds. Over the years, the Kiplinger 25 has undergone several shifts. Most recently, we replaced the Heartland Mid-Cap ...

Recent domestic and geopolitical issues have caused a sharp reversal in investor sentiment, moving from a resilient, record-setting market to a sell-off triggered by disappointing July jobs data and ...

The U.S. stock market continues to grow, supported by gains in tech and discretionary stocks as investors gravitate toward growth-sensitive sectors, which are likely to benefit from a Federal Reserve ...

Mutual funds allow investors to pool funds for diversified investment managed by professionals. Mutual fund types include stock, bond, money market, and target date funds. High fees can reduce returns ...

In the 1990s, Muhlenkamp Fund’s clever value investing formula made it a star among no load mutual funds. Then the long tech bull market left it in the dust. A new generation is making a comeback.

Discover what a back-end load is and how it affects your mutual fund investments. This fee is charged when selling shares, offering both benefits and challenges.