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Canadian Couch Potato

Canadian Couch Potato

The one-fund solution

If you’re new to self-directed investing and you have a relatively small RRSP or TFSA, the place to begin...

The one-fund solution

Canadian Couch Potato

Is your portfolio just a pile of parts?

Is there difference between a diversified portfolio and a collection of investments?

Is your portfolio just a pile of parts?

Canadian Couch Potato

Deep thoughts on diversification

Just shy of two years ago—in October 2011—I wrote a post that laid out the year-to-date returns for the...

Deep thoughts on diversification

Canadian Couch Potato

Deep Thoughts on Diversification

Just shy of two years ago—in October 2011—I wrote a post that laid out the year-to-date returns for the...

Deep Thoughts on Diversification

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Canadian Couch Potato

Will mutual fund advisers soon be selling ETFs?

There are many reasons why relatively few Canadian investors use ETFs compared with actively managed mutual funds. There’s about...

Will mutual fund advisers soon be selling ETFs?

Canadian Couch Potato

ETF choices are less important than you think

Too often investors get overly focused specific funds.

ETF choices are less important than you think

Canadian Couch Potato

Inside the new Vanguard ETFs

I spoke with Vanguard Canada managing director Atul Tiwari about the new funds.

Inside the new Vanguard ETFs

Canadian Couch Potato

How to argue with a Couch Potato

Last week, Advisor.ca published a debate under the heading “Faceoff: Index, friend or foe?” The arguments against passive investing...

How to argue with a Couch Potato

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Bonds

Is your bond fund really losing money?

When the yield on 10-year federal bonds spiked earlier this year—from 1.88% on May 16 all the way to...

Is your bond fund really losing money?

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