There’s something more unsettling.

Not one asset class -- from bonds to U.S. and international stocks to commodities -- are on track to post a return this year of more than 5 percent.

As interest rates rise and U.S. deficits are set to increase, bond ETF investors have suffered so far this year.

Many advisors look to other sources besides bonds for generating income, such as dividend-paying equities, equity income mutual funds and annuities, a new survey found.

The co-founder of Oaktree Capital Management on how advisors can stay competitive, the tyranny of benchmarks and why cash is not the best way to de-risk a portfolio.

They’re related. Sort of.

AllianceBernstein Holding LP upgraded its virtual assistant Abbie so she can now suggest the best bonds to buy and sell based on pricing, ease-of-trading and risk.

Rising bond yields give the Fed a green light to continue hiking interest rates, creating a difficult environment for risk assets.

A stock market rout and rising yields have sent a flood of money into the fund giant. Its higher-yield strategies are benefiting.