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This afternoon (Tuesday, August 14) I will be participating in a webinar called “ETFs in Portfolio Management and Construction,” moderated by Yves Rebetez of ETF Insight. I’ll be joined by two industry professionals who are much smarter and better dressed than I am: Alfred Lee, Vice President and Investment Strategist for BMO ETFs, and Tyler [...]
This afternoon (Tuesday, August 14) I will be participating in a webinar called “ETFs in Portfolio Management and Construction,” moderated by Yves Rebetez of ETF Insight. I’ll be joined by two industry professionals who are much smarter and better dressed than I am: Alfred Lee, Vice President and Investment Strategist for BMO ETFs, and Tyler Mordy, Director of Research, HAHN Investment Stewards.
We’ll be discussing the various ways that ETFs can be used to build diversified portfolios. I’m going to cover the basics using the Complete Couch Potato as an example. This portfolio provides extremely broad diversification with just six ETFs, all for an annual fee of 0.29%. The other panelists will consider some more advanced strategies, including adding alternative asset classes to traditional stock-bond portfolios.
I welcome you to join us at 4:15 pm EST. For login information and links, visit ETF Insight.
Thanks to everyone who entered the draw for one of three copies of my new book, The MoneySense Guide to the Perfect Portfolio. There were more than 250 entries, and the lucky winners are Philippe V., Ognjen and Sally. They’ve all been notified by email. If you would like to take another shot at winning, MoneySense editor Jonathan Chevreau is hosting his own draw for copies of the book on his blog, Financial Independence.
The book should now be available at magazine newsstands in Shoppers Drug Mart, Walmart and Loblaws stores, or online.
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