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Making sense of the markets this week: February 8, 2021

Redditors (or maybe another group?) attempt a short squeeze on silver, and fall flat; more quarterly earnings highlights; inflation...

Making sense of the markets this week: February 8, 2021

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Downsizing vs reverse mortgage: Which option is right for you?

Depending on your age, where you live currently and where you want to live in retirement, selling your home...

Downsizing vs reverse mortgage: Which option is right for you?

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How to invest in cryptocurrency (without losing your shirt)

Our Retired Money columnist shares his own trials and triumphs with cryptocurrency. If you're thinking of dabbling in bitcoin,...

How to invest in cryptocurrency (without losing your shirt)
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Making sense of the markets this week: January 25, 2021

How the markets have responded to President Biden's first few days in the White House; Couche-Tard could be a...

Making sense of the markets this week: January 25, 2021

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What to do if your employment is terminated

A Canadian lawyer shares the steps you should take if presented with a severance package. Foremost: don't be afraid...

What to do if your employment is terminated

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Watch the ScotiaAdvice+ Virtual Panel: Investing in Uncertain Times

With COVID-19 and all of the uncertainty it’s created, many Canadians are unsure about how to approach their investing...

Watch the ScotiaAdvice+ Virtual Panel: Investing in Uncertain Times

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Making sense of the markets this week: January 18, 2021

Continued gains are a 2020 trend that continued this week in the markets; how to manage inflation, if it...

Making sense of the markets this week: January 18, 2021

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Recovering from GIC sticker shock

Retirees accustomed to 2% or 3% returns on Guaranteed Investment Certificates are now grappling with rates of 1% or...

Recovering from GIC sticker shock

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Financial priorities for the new year

January is a good time to review your investments, tax and debt management planning. Here’s how to get started.

Financial priorities for the new year