Susan Dziubinski

Learn about the pros and cons of 529 plans, how to find the best college savings accounts, and how these investments performed during the market downturn.

We've cut our economic moat ratings on these notable names.

These stocks are all undervalued according to our metrics.

Designed for recent graduates, our guide walks through budgeting, setting goals, investing a 401(k), and the importance of investing early.

Learn how these investments work, what to look for when choosing one, and which ones earn our highest ratings.

Managers from Diamond Hill and Dodge & Cox picked up some consumer stocks during the market meltdown.

Morningstar's experts provide answers to seven of the most frequently asked 401(k) questions today.

These consumer names are undervalued according to our metrics.

Here's the recipe that one of the greatest investors uses to pick stocks.

We recently upgraded Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings on these companies.

The stocks of these wide- and narrow-moat companies providing “essential” services are trading at discounts to their fair value estimates.

Not all of these stocks trade in buying range today, but they’re solid watchlist candidates for environmentally focused investors.

These companies are well-positioned for a world less dependent on fossil fuels.

Environmental issues are altering how companies do business and where investors put their dollars. Here's how to effectively navigate the opportunities and risks.

Tony Thomas discusses where investors pushed and pulled their money.

The managers at Oakmark have dug through the market's rubble. Here's what they bought.

Our manager research team shares some ideas.

Here are our analysts' top ideas in each sector this quarter.

The experts weigh in.

After reviewing our fair value estimates, we think these names are oversold.

We think the payouts on these undervalued names are sustainable.

Here are some of our favorite funds that invest in dividend growers.

Given the market uncertainty, we'd walk away from these highly overvalued no-moat names.

Our analysts examine the recent performance of funds from Oakmark, Dodge & Cox, and T. Rowe Price, among others.

These sturdy companies can withstand the economic slowdown--and they’re on sale, too.

As our analysts re-evaluate the companies they cover, they’re finding some exceptional bargains along the way.

For investors of all stripes, we offer our best ideas on how to take control of your portfolio in turbulent times.

This shortlist of high-quality companies with predictable cash flows and modest leverage are well-equipped for today’s market uncertainty.

These names look oversold to us.

These names are all significantly undervalued by our standards after the market rout.

These exceptional businesses are on sale.

Morningstar recently cut the Analyst Ratings of these large funds.

The stocks of undervalued, high-quality companies run by adept managers are appealing no matter the market climate.

Christine Benz offers some practical things that investors can do in this market uncertainty.

Our analysts discuss where they see value in their sectors today.

Our analysts discuss where they see value in their sectors today.

Our analysts discuss where they see value in their sectors today.

Here's a look at Interpublic Group and Clorox, which were recently added to the Morningstar Dividend Yield Focus Index.

Alex Bryan discusses two picks for investors that should hold up over the long term.

These highly rated mutual funds make good portfolio building blocks.

These firms have carved out economic moats and are led by female CEOs.

We take a look at the challenges women face as investors and as members of the corporate world--and celebrate their victories.

These quality names are trading at 4- and 5-star levels.

Strategists from Vanguard, BlackRock, Schwab, and other firms weigh in.

We expect these high yielders to sustain their dividends in the future. Plus, they’re cheap.

Strategies and investment ideas for lessening the tax bite.

These diverse funds have earned their first Morningstar Analyst Ratings.

Warren Buffett addresses Berkshire Hathaway after his exit, the problem with corporate boards, and why equities are still the place to be long-term.

These narrow- and wide-moat names have suffered losses during the past year and look cheap to us.

Gilead, Intel, and Citigroup look to maintain consistent growth and steady futures.