The Big Quit isn't quitting quite yet
A new Vanguard analysis suggests workers will continue to quit jobs at a high rate through 2022.
Vanguard economic and market update - April 2022
Vanguard economic and market update - April 2022
When the investment environment changes, so do withdrawal rates
How changing market conditions can affect a retirement withdrawal strategy
What the yield curve is - and isn't - telling us
An inverted yield curve doesn't necessarily foreshadow a recession, according to Vanguard's Andrew Patterson and John Madziyire.
Vanguard's approach to climate change
Vanguard has an important role to play in engaging and encouraging real progress by portfolio companies on climate change.
Vanguard economic and market update - March 2022
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has injected substantial uncertainty into economies and markets at a time many are already facing challenges from the removal of accommodative policy.
5G and the opportunity set for global credit markets
With the rollout of 5G networks, we see more value in fixed income among wireless telecoms and cell tower operators.
How should investors respond to rising real rates
Vanguard research suggests that certain sub-asset-classes have consistently outperformed during rising real rate environments.
A welcome end to a low-rate era
Higher real interest rates should cool, but not stop, the labor market and the greater economy. And they bring longer-term benefits.
Small-cap versus large-cap equities?
Small-cap equities are not expected to outperform large-caps in any meaningful way over the next five to ten years.
Outlook for the fixed income landscape
Vanguard global chief economist expects fixed income returns to be modest over the next decade.
Role of international equities in broader asset allocation
Vanguard global chief economist outlines the current draw of international equities as well as their enduring role as a diversifier in a portfolio.
How to react when markets drop
Even for investors who buy stocks for their long-term growth potential, sharp drops can still be hard to stomach. Here are some things to keep in mind if a market tumble makes you feel the need to "do something."
Assessing a range of Ukraine-related economic effects
Our scenarios-based approach to economic forecasting amid war in Ukraine provides potential outcomes for growth and inflation.
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