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What happens when you can’t manage your investments anymore?

Your kids believe it’s time for someone else to manage your money, but you’re used to doing it on...

Newcomers to Canada

Buying your first stocks in Canada

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Responsible investing is growing in Canada. Which ESG factors matter most?

Investors are attracted to ESG as a tool to minimize risk and boost returns, according to a new report...

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DC plans once you retire: What do you do with them?

When coming up to retirement, should your investments move with you. Find out the options for soon-to-be retirees. ...

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Are mutual fund fees tax deductible?

Don’t go claiming a deduction for mutual fund fees on your tax return. Why? Because they’ve already been indirectly...

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How to buy mutual funds in Canada

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Retired Money

The 60/40 portfolio: A phoenix or a dud for retirees?

Retired or near retirement and rethinking the classic balanced asset allocation? Here’s the debate—that’s not really a debate—on the...

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Can I put mutual fund fees back in my account?

Investing fees (MER, TER, trailing) are always hard to swallow, but what if there was a way to manage...

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How do I decide between mutual funds and ETFs?

It's a good question, but there are a few other issues to consider first