Schwab's Wander: It's time to increase your exposure to credit

<p>Brett Wander, chief investment officer for fixed income strategies at <a href= "https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/insights-news">Schwab Asset Management</a>, says that if yields start to fall in money markets -- which will happen whenever interest rates get cut -- he would expect investors to turn to credit to get better returns. With that in mind, he thinks investors should be looking at investment-grade and high-yield credit now. He also suggests that investors go out the yield curve now -- even though it seems like they're not being paid for the risk -- to lock in the long-term rates and reduce reinvestment risk. <a href="https://www.michaelsincere.com">Michael Sincere</a> -- author of Michael Sincere's Long-Term Trader -- says the technical conditions suggest that the market is likely to keep drifting higher through the summer before taking a hit in the fall when current worries take root. Plus, forensic accountant <a href= "https://www.findmethemoney.com">Tracy Coenen</a> talks about <a href="https://www.fraudcoach.com">finding the treasure map</a> to uncover where a spouse might be hiding money, and Joe Rinaldi of <a href="https://www.qfainc.com">Quantum Financial Advisors</a> talks stocks and ETFs int he Market Call.</p>