Kathy Kristof invests her real money to help you be a better investor. Her latest buys protect her portfolio from rising prices.
Many economists fear inflation will come roaring back soon. These strategies can shield your retirement income just in case.
Cash in on companies that make stuff we buy in good times and bad.
High correlation across asset classes is the norm today. But in the long-run, diversification will still be the key to a winning portfolio.
Take advantage of these opportunities now.
If you’re worried about a market meltdown, curl up with huge companies that generate steady profits.
Kathleen Gaffney, co-manager of Loomis Sayles Bond fund, predicts $90-a-barrel oil -- and a stronger dollar -- because of trouble in Europe.
Get tasty yields from a smorgasbord of investments, from tankers to trusts.
Diversifying your portfolio with commodities is a smart move, but buying stocks that are tied to them may be better.
For investors with no taste for common stocks, we’ve updated our investing recipe for Tofurky.
Within five years, a new pipeline will make U.S. oil supplies more reliable.
Steel, aluminum and composite makers are vying to get more of their materials into cars and trucks.
Good old supply and demand are back in control of the prices of industrial metals, cement and lumber.
Stronger business spending and rising employment will help this recovery shake off worries about Europe.
It’s the dollar by default -- a fact that will hurt the U.S. economy.
Brace for more short-term pain en route to long-term gains, says one of Kiplinger's favorite gurus in an exclusive interview.
We see modest inflation this year — and next — as the economy recovers.
Seven years after Saddam's fall, Iraq’s government is finally able to plan the development of new oil fields.
Successful investing depends on allocating a big chunk of your money to commodities and real estate securities, as well as to stocks and bonds, argues an asset-allocation guru.
Sold as a diversification tool, they failed badly last year -- and will fail to protect you again if the market turns south.
Next year will tell a similar tale, though look for grocery store prices to edge up by year-end.
This month Kim highlights how to buy gold, spot stimulus scans and protect your identity.