Compassion is about empathy, care and concern for your fellow humans, about feeling the suffering of others in your local and global community and wanting to relieve it.

The year 2020 proved to be one of the most tumultuous in modern history, marked by a number of developments that were historically unprecedented.

These five big forces are likely to determine the shape of the recovery and portfolio returns in 2021.

Student of the Market - December 2020, from BlackRock

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For investors that can stomach potential risks, small cap stocks may offer opportunities for meaningful upside, particularly as the economic recovery strengthens in 2021.

For many charities, a steady supply of individuals willing to give their most valuable resource—time—is critical for their basic operations.

New entrants into the field of systematic investing must look for ways to differentiate themselves.

How can donors deploy charitable capital at the intersection of today's pressing issues and the arts?

Deciding when to collect Social Security (SS) retirement benefits can be difficult. Enclosed are the top questions and answers to help you make your decision.

Looking at sector performance after each presidential election since 2000, there is Little discernible pattern based on the election outcome.

U.S. stocks have significantly outperformed international stocks in recent years. Does that make international stock diversification unnecessary? Not at all.

It’s probably not news to most value investors that the value premium has struggled over the past decade. What might be news is just how extreme an outlier recent value stock underperformance represents.

Due to COVID-19, food insecurity rates increased overnight, with projections that the impact could lead to 1 in 6 Americans going hungry, including 1 in 4 children.

How can stock prices flirt with new highs while the news is so discouraging?

Although some implications of the post-pandemic world are evident, others, for now, are more opaque.

The question isn't "will foreign stocks come back?" It's a matter of when.

Research analysts suspect that we've safely averted much of what would result in a long-term financial crisis during the COVID-19 economic downturn.

This week, initial claims for unemployment insurance fell below one million for the first time since March, and retail sales eclipsed the pre-pandemic levels seen earlier this year.

72% of the U.S. population is interested in sustainable investing, yet many investors still find the space confusing.