Dividends—considered silly back in the roaring 1990's—are once again in vogue. Here's a screen to uncover strong, dividend-paying stocks

Private equity is a hot investment these days. And while you may be referring your ultra-high-net-worth clients to established private equity firms, don't be surprised if a wealthy client asks you for advice on a private investment opportunity...

In September 2003, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer announced that hedge funds and other speculators had fleeced mutual fund shareholders. Employing the tactics known as market timing and late trading, the thieves had stolen huge amounts...

Mutual fund giant Fidelity Investments has inked an agreement with American Airlines in a new marketing twist. Under the agreement, American's AAdvantage members will earn miles for opening brokerage accounts at Fidelity. The more money investors...

The outlook for the U.S. dollar is not as bad as some of the 'smart money' would have you believe

Is government bad for business? One fund manager thinks so.

Sure, automatic asset-allocation 529 plans are convenient. But you'd better be careful: One state's "conservative" allocation is another state's "aggressive" allocation

These days, it's all about open architecture. Money manager Kenneth Fisher is having none of that. Fisher hires reps to gather assets for him to run on a discretionary basis

Interview with Ralph Parks, founder of Ralph Parks Investment Group in Pittsford NY

Market historian and portfolio manager of the Teberg Fund, a fund of funds