Aflac Inc

We examine the revenue exposure by region of five of the most popular U.S. index-tracking ETFs.

W.R. Berkley, AIG, and Aflac are our best ideas in insurance.

Investors are overly concerned about the potential impact of falling oil prices and turmoil in Russia on the banks that we cover.

In today's market, we think careful stock-picking will be rewarded. Plus, we look at the impact of rising interest rates on banks and of ETFs on the traditional asset management industry.

We skinny down the number of holdings for this mid-50s couple who wants to make sure their ample portfolio is on the right track.

We expect a progressive change in this insurer's product mix and investment strategies.

As soon as the employment number was released Friday morning, everyone immediately became a buyer of corporate bonds.

Delayed by the storm, new issuance surged late last week. Plus, we examine the credit impact on utilities and munis.

The high-quality insurer's shares might be attractive for investors bullish on the region, but risks remain.

With the U.S. market for life insurance mature, firms are increasingly looking to Asia for growth, says Morningstar's Drew Woodbury.

Looking for 'tollbooths' and 'advantaged businesses' with the managers at RS Capital Appreciation Fund.

Tocqueville's James Hunt believes that worries over European financials have created opportunities to buy firms with great cash flows and solid prospects at reasonable prices.

Despite improved financial strength, we still view the industry unfavorably.

How to use ETFs to implement fund managers' current ideas at lower costs.

We think steering clear is the best approach for long-term investors.

Cautious optimism gave way to more risk taking during the first four months of 2010.

Eclectic value manager Bill Miller runs two funds, but one handily outdid the other in 2009's robust market.

The fate of health-care reform could have a big effect on these funds.

GE isn't fitting into fund portfolios as it has historically.