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2 weeks ago | 
miamiherald.com | Dayana Yochim |Red Beard Ventures
Key takeawaysAccording to T. Rowe Price, this market downturn may be different from others we've experienced since 2008. Old-school defensive sectors may not provide the same ballast as they have in the past. Investors may want to hedge risk exposure, limit downside and consider cash for the short term. It's one thing to intellectually accept that short-term market volatility is a normal part of investing for potentially higher returns.
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2 weeks ago | 
katu.com | Dayana Yochim
This time is different: Why T. Rowe Price says your defensive strategies may need a shakeupby Dayana YochimWed, April 9th 2025 at 5:00 AMBloomberg / Contributor / Getty Images
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2 weeks ago | 
nbc16.com | Dayana Yochim
Key takeawaysAccording to T. Rowe Price, this market downturn may be different from others we’ve experienced since 2008. Old-school defensive sectors may not provide the same ballast as they have in the past. Investors may want to hedge risk exposure, limit downside and consider cash for the short term. It’s one thing to intellectually accept that short-term market volatility is a normal part of investing for potentially higher returns.
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2 weeks ago | 
bankrate.com | Dayana Yochim |Lisa Dammeyer
According to T. Rowe Price, this market downturn may be different from others we’ve experienced since 2008. Old-school defensive sectors may not provide the same ballast as they have in the past. Investors may want to hedge risk exposure, limit downside and consider cash for the short term. It’s one thing to intellectually accept that short-term market volatility is a normal part of investing for potentially higher returns.
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2 weeks ago | 
azfamily.com | Dayana Yochim
Key takeaways In a recent white paper, Fidelity laid out scenarios based on whomever is eventually left paying the tab for President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs. Uncertainty topped the firm’s list of risks associated with the current market environment. Plus, stagflation just sent in its RSVP and it’s a firm “maybe.” Fidelity says the odds we’re entering a stagflationary environment are increasing.
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2 weeks ago | 
bankrate.com | Dayana Yochim |Lisa Dammeyer
In a recent white paper, Fidelity laid out scenarios based on whomever is eventually left paying the tab for President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs. Uncertainty topped the firm’s list of risks associated with the current market environment. Plus, stagflation just sent in its RSVP and it’s a firm “maybe.” Fidelity says the odds we’re entering a stagflationary environment are increasing.
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2 weeks ago | 
katu.com | Dayana Yochim
What’s worse than tariffs? Uncertainty, says Fidelityby Dayana YochimMon, April 7th 2025 at 12:33 PMBloomberg / Contributor / Getty Images
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3 weeks ago | 
bankrate.com | Brian Baker |Brian Beers |Matthew Goldberg |Dayana Yochim
Your 30s is a time to clarify your financial goals and start ramping up your savings, aiming to set aside 10-15 percent of your income. Choose the right tools — a workplace retirement plan and an IRA — to put your money to work. With decades until retirement age, people in their 30s can afford to be more aggressive investors, even in a volatile market. Your 30s are when a lot of things start coming together. When you reach your 30s, life starts to become a balancing act.
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3 weeks ago | 
bankrate.com | Dayana Yochim |Lisa Dammeyer
It seems like only yesterday that Robinhood waltzed onto the brokerage scene to show the grownups how kids these days think things should be done around here. Trading commissions? Hard pass. Crypto? Heck, yeah! Binary options — er, “events trading”? Check. How time flies. With its latest launch — Robinhood Strategies — the broker joins Betterment, Fidelity and Charles Schwab at the grownups table. The new managed-portfolio service is more than just another robo-advisor, according to the company.
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3 weeks ago | 
bankrate.com | Dayana Yochim |Lisa Dammeyer
With the stock market bouncing around like an old-school Wham-O Super Ball, alternative assets are in the spotlight as investors look into the far corners — including collectibles — for different ways to make a buck. Collectibles are, by definition, “alternative investments,” as is any asset that isn’t stocks, bonds or cash. Although not a reliable route for building long-term wealth, diving into collectibles can be fun and may offer a distraction from the current market turmoil.
