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More Promises of High Yield Without Risk

Earlier this week I argued that savings accounts and GICs are still the best vehicles for short-term savings, because...

More Promises of High Yield Without Risk

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Lunch Is Still Not Free, Even If It’s Potatoes

I occasionally hear from readers who want to know which ETF or index fund portfolio would be a suitable...

Lunch Is Still Not Free, Even If It’s Potatoes

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Adapting the Lazy Portfolios for Canada

In Monday’s post, I had some fun at the expense of Paul Farrell, the MarketWatch columnist who champions index...

Adapting the Lazy Portfolios for Canada

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Will the Real S&P 500 Please Stand Up?

I received an email recently from Scott, a reader with a great question about index funds and ETFs that...

Will the Real S&P 500 Please Stand Up?

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When Couch Potatoes Go Bad

Paul B. Farrell, a long-time columnist with MarketWatch, seems to have taken leave of his senses. For years, Farrell...

When Couch Potatoes Go Bad

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Would You Like Fees With That?

I’ve grown used to the antics of mutual fund companies and commission-based fund hawkers who criticize index investing. It’s...

Would You Like Fees With That?

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What Is the Advisor’s Role?

John Lawrence Reynolds’ newest book, The Skeptical Investor, argues that Canadians were badly served by their advisors during the...

What Is the Advisor’s Role?

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Does This Thing Work?

This week I received an email from a reader of MoneySense magazine, where I write regularly about the Couch...

Does This Thing Work?

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Under the Hood: Claymore CorePortfolios

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

Under the Hood: Claymore CorePortfolios

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