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Advice for a conservative investor

Taking on too little risk can be a risky strategy in and of itself

Advice for a conservative investor
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Your expected rate of return

Canadian equity portfolios are expected to yield 6.3% before fees in 2015, according to the FPSC

Your expected rate of return
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Buying U.S. stocks with a weak Canadian dollar

A well diversified portfolio demands U.S. stocks, even with a lowly loonie

Buying U.S. stocks with a weak Canadian dollar
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What to do with a windfall

One of the best things you can do with a sudden influx of cash is nothing, at first

What to do with a windfall

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Am I saving enough for retirement?

How to find the answer using a reasonable set of assumptions

Am I saving enough for retirement?

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Is a Couch Potato Portfolio appropriate for retirees?

It can be, as long as it meets your cash flow needs

Is a Couch Potato Portfolio appropriate for retirees?

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Advice for small investors

Got less than $100,000 saved? Here's what you need to know

Advice for small investors

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Tax deductions from investment expenses

If you borrowed to buy investments or paid investment counsel fees, you could save a bundle

Tax deductions from investment expenses

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Capital gains tax: Selling non-registered investments

Sara’s fiancé is paying lots of tax on his non-registered investment income. And as time goes on, the tax...

Capital gains tax: Selling non-registered investments

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