The year 2020 has been one of the wildest in history for investors. The market was already at all-time highs coming into the year, and then in February and March the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world ...

Hello everyone. Thank you for the invitation to join you today. It’s safe to say that 2020 has been a year to remember. Twelve months ago, we were in the midst of the longest economic expansion in U.S ...

Susan Dziubinski: Hi, I'm Susan Dziubinski with Morningstar. One year ago, as the pandemic began to cause serious disruption here in the United States, stocks began an epic, albeit short-lived, slide.

Last year at this time, it’s doubtful any of us would have readily agreed to all the challenges that the new year, 2020, would bring. We’ve been confronted with creating and adapting to new ways of ...

Although 2020 was a year many would like to forget, there were still important financial takeaways we'd be wise to hold on to. Building up an emergency fund, starting a side gig, investing responsibly ...

Among the many lessons from 2020 is this one: People need people. We need each other in ways, big and small, that many took for granted before the coronavirus transformed the basic structure of human ...

Humans don’t rule the world, it turns out. COVID-19 is too small to see, as President Donald Trump pointed out. It has still killed more than 300,000 Americans in less than a year. It also ended the ...

Looking back, 2020 was a year for the record books. Its greatest hits included a global pandemic, shocking levels of social injustice, record-breaking natural disasters, unrivaled political turmoil, ...

I haven’t talked with anyone pining for the good old days of 2020. But as we collectively stagger into 2021, it’s worth remembering six morals from the outgoing year that we’ll want to follow in the ...

New Year’s Eve has now passed and we are all looking forward to a rosier 2021. Yet despite the challenges faced in 2020, stock market returns ended up being a bright spot in a dark year for many ...

What lessons should we take from a difficult year—and what should our priorities be for 2021? Overcoming the harsh and uneven economic impacts of COVID-19 and returning to full employment and ...