With experienced managers in charge, you needn't sweat the lack of track records.

Many rate highly, but Siebert and Fidelity are our top picks because of selection, tools and fees.

These are designed to weather a turbulent market.

With the proper mix, your combined investments will be less risky and tailored to meet your goals.

Three impressive ways to benefit from the revival of large, growing companies. By Katy Marquardt

New products from Fidelity and Vanguard address a vexing retiree problem.

These picks are built to avoid catastrophic losses but are capable of rewarding shareholders over the long term.

This fund has taken off since it gained a new manager and new strategy earlier this year.

The coffee chain has big plans for expansion, but growing pains are hurting its shares. The slump in its stock price could be a buying opportunity, th…

These small companies are a bit speculative, but they could someday grow into green giants.

The latest offerings from Fidelity and Vanguard will give investors the opportunity to collect a monthly payout while their assets continue to grow.

Value & Restructuring, as well as the 35 other Excelsior funds, are still commission-free despite being sold to an adviser that levies sales charg…

This Kiplinger 25 fund won't be open to new investors soon.

The managers of this fund will travel across the world to investigate a company before adding it to their holdings.

Don't expect big changes as Ron Sachs takes over the reigns of this fund from Scott Schoelzel.

The market volatility isn't over yet. So here are funds that will offer a smoother ride.