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When you should take a break from investing

With marriage and a mortgage on the horizon, Eric might consider pausing his Couch Potato strategy to focus on...

When you should take a break from investing

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What are the pros and cons of investing in private REITs?

Jeff’s private Real Estate Investment Trust has done well, but he wonders why they aren’t more widely held

What are the pros and cons of investing in private REITs?

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Province moves to protect consumers against unqualified financial advice

Finally, the Ontario budget brings clarity to financial planner and advisor credentials. Here's how

Province moves to protect consumers against unqualified financial advice

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The asset class most investors should be adding to their portfolio

And why it should make up 10% to 15% of your equity holdings

The asset class most investors should be adding to their portfolio

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ETFs that limit losses in an investment portfolio: are they for real?

Rena wants to know a hedged ETF can protect her investments.

ETFs that limit losses in an investment portfolio: are they for real?

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What to do when financial advisors don’t live up to their promises

Dana's $750,000 portfolio had weaker returns than her advisor promised. What should she do?

What to do when financial advisors don’t live up to their promises

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Why having a short memory can hurt investment returns

And why understanding "start date bias" can help boost portfolios

Why having a short memory can hurt investment returns

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The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

And why an ETF may not be the answer

The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

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She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

Jenna's quick calculations show she'll need $2 million in savings. Is that really true?

She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

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