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Investors who crave safety can find little more growth

How can Dave get better returns than the laddered GICs he currently holds? Our expert says ETFs are an...

Investors who crave safety can find little more growth

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“A dog bit me! Should I sue?”

Here’s what you can expect after contacting a lawyer about injuries and other damages resulting from a run-in.

“A dog bit me! Should I sue?”

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Deep in credit card debt with a baby on the way

Yes, raising a child is expensive, but a new baby is not a financial emergency—so avoid raiding your RRSP...

Deep in credit card debt with a baby on the way

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What to do with a monetary advance on your inheritance

Maureen’s husband wants to put a $200,000 gift from her parents toward their mortgage, but she isn’t convinced.

What to do with a monetary advance on your inheritance

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Beyond financial planning: How to achieve the lifestyle you want

Newly mortgage-free, Mara is looking to invest $26,000 annually. But does that mean putting off life goals she could...

Beyond financial planning: How to achieve the lifestyle you want

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The fine art of rebalancing your portfolio

Rebalancing shouldn't be expected to boost returns, and even occasionally lowers them. But you should still do it—just not...

The fine art of rebalancing your portfolio

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What’s the best TFSA investing strategy for a young professional?

Semina paid off $32,000 in student debt and now wants to grow savings for her future, but isn’t sure...

What’s the best TFSA investing strategy for a young professional?

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How to understand your CPP Statement of Contributions

Get an estimate of what your Canada Pension Plan retirement benefit will be at age 60, 65 or 70.

How to understand your CPP Statement of Contributions

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Is moving $1 million out of segregated funds and into ETFs a good idea?

Sarah and her husband feel their RRSPs aren’t gaining as much as they should.

Is moving $1 million out of segregated funds and into ETFs a good idea?

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