Vanguard offers 86 ETFs, and this one is arguably the worst for long-term investors right now.

The GDP, according to the economist, reflected "debt and under-reported #inflation, not actual economic growth."

Beating the market this cycle has never been easier; filtering for yield against these bond ETFs as benchmarks can aid you in making better stock selections

BlackRock's earnings can often act as a proxy for economic and market outlooks, arm yourself witht he right knowledge to beat the market this quarter

Whether you need accelerate the growth of your nest egg or protect its value, there's an exchange-traded fund for you.

Investing in dividend exchange-traded funds (ETFs) can be a simple way to earn passive income on a relatively risk-adjusted basis. During recessions, blue chip dividend stocks with strong fundamentals tend to fare well compared to growth investments.

Amid the inflationary backdrop, investing in TIPS ETFs, which offer shelter against rising inflation, would be prudent.

TIPs may mitigate inflation risk, but they are not immune to interest rate risk. Here’s how the best short-duration TIPs ETFs have performed.

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Here's how bitcoin compares with the more traditional inflation hedge – gold – plus another key factor to consider before smashing that buy button on BTC.

Rising prices have investors looking for ways to protect their capital from eroding in value, and these eight ETFs to buy help you do that.

TIPS ETFs not only combat increasing prices but also protect income for the long term.

Considering the current scenario, let’s take a look at some ETF areas that can offer good plays to combat rising inflation levels.

Stephanie Link said on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report" that Discover Financial Services (NYSEDFS) is a hold. She prefers American Express Company NYSE: AXPNYSEAXP)

According to the IMF, the United States is expected to become the engine of the global economy this year with the strongest growth of 6.4% in decades. The red-hot economy will continue to push inflation higher.