Canadian Couch Potato Archives - Page 46 of 53

If you like to keep the fixed-income side of your portfolio as safe as possible, there’s lots to like...

Canada’s largest newspaper, The Toronto Star, joined the universe of personal finance websites in September with the launch of...

This post is part of a series called Under the Hood, where l take a detailed look at specific...

With the Canadian dollar again hovering around parity, it seems like a good time to consider ETFs denominated in...

Asset allocation is more art than science. There are no immutable laws to tell you what proportion of stocks...

As your child approaches university age, it’s important to gradually decrease the risk in her RESP

I recently had the privilege of interviewing Rick Ferri, founder of Portfolio Solutions, an investment management firm in Troy,...

Investing can seem so complicated. Building a portfolio can involve dozens of decisions, each of which seems terribly important....

Last week I wrote about whether US-listed ETFs are really cheaper once you account for currency exchange fees, and...