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  1. Three Closed-End Funds for Muni Fans

    Because of their distinctive structure, closed-end funds could offer investors a leg up in the muni market, but be sure to get comfortable with the quirks of CEFs before investing.

  2. Looking Back on a Solid 2012 for CEFs

    Almost every closed-end fund had a positive performance this year, though equity CEFs are trading a discount compared with fixed-income funds, says Morningstar's Cara Esser.

  3. How to Interpret Our CEF Analyst Ratings

    Cara Esser explains the fundamentals behind Morningstar's CEF Analyst Ratings and what investors should keep in mind before buying or selling a fund.

  4. Nuveen: Muni Credit Risk Is Overblown

    Improving local-government finances and lower default rates than corporates have made high-yield municipal bonds an attractive option for investors eyeing tax-free income, says Nuveen's John Miller.

  1. Retirement Income – Reality, Facts and Solutions

     

  2. BlackRock's Hayes Plays Defense With Munis for 2013

    In his more than 25 years on the municipal bond desk at Merrill Lynch and BlackRock, Peter Hayes has had front-row seats to some of the biggest changes in asset management, and in particular, how they've affected the municipal bond industry. He brings those to bear in his analysis for 2013.

  3. What Are Closed-End Funds?

    Closed-end funds aren?t very popular these days, especially when compared with their well-known cousins, open-end funds (which are more commonly known as mutual funds). However, closed-end funds have actually been around longer, and they have some benefits that make them worth a look--as well as ...

  4. US Fiscal Cliff Deal: A Stopgap, Not a Solution

     

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