The popularity of index funds has exploded over the last few decades, changing the way individuals invest their assets.

Since index funds consistently beat active management over the long-run, they are often a more viable option for retirement saving success.

Charles Payne argues individual stocks may outperform index funds — if investors do the research. Learn how to spot strong picks and manage investment risk.

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Hedge funds are actively managed pooled investment funds — which might not make a lot of sense if you’re not an experienced investor. It’s also not the most helpful definition if you’re trying to ...