Even as major mutual funds recover, investors are jumping back in with their cash.

The Fed's policy of driving interest rates down toward zero may have kept the financial system alive. But it is driving savers to do desperate things -- like barging into bond funds.

Neal Templin explains why he rearranged his portfolio to inlcude much less risk as he gets closer to retirement.

Mutual-fund investors still smarting from the beating they took in stocks last year are continuing to pile into the relative safety of bond funds, causing many to miss out on the market's roughly 50% bounce from the March low.

The mutual-fund industry has fired back in a Supreme Court case about fund fees, arguing that an adverse ruling could drive up fees and put fund managers out of business.

Eleanor Laise takes a look at the recent major trends in mutual fund mergers, and how they can affect shareholders.

Some major mutual fund firms are getting on board with the ETF craze and are adding straightforward index products.

If you 're among the millions of investors who own mutual funds in taxable accounts -- and, therefore, have been unfairly taxed on the funds' annual distributions of long-term capital gains -- you now have what may be your most timely opportunity in years

A recent settlement between a mutual fund company and the SEC shows that people involved in the funds don't always mnow how they work, or what they cost.

A current U.S. Supreme Court case could directly affect investors, by declaring new standards for setting mutual fund fees.