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Portfolio management: 2 key ways to measure yours
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Benchmark, investment, Performance, Portfolio managementTrick question: How are your investments doing? If you’re like most investors, your first reaction to that...
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5 Smart short-term money management practices
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: financial habits, money management, PlanningI’m a hands-off person when it comes to managing money on a day-to-day basis. ► MORE(Read more...)
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Investing for retirement and the risk of playing it too “safe”
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Diversification, Planning, retirement, RiskMy nomination for the most misunderstood term in investing is “risk.” ► MORE(Read more...)
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Should you delay CPP? How to plan around a post-65 retirement age
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: OAS, Planning, retirement, savingsEarly retirement is such a last-century concept. Retirement delayed – now that’s a much more relevant topic in today’s world. Many of...
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Handling investment loss
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Investing, Risk Tolerance, stock marketBe honest – are you a “buy high, sell low” investor? One of the most basic investing guidelines is to buy low and sell high, but...
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Grads: simple and sane ways to approach your new financial reality
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: college, Financial Literacy, Graduates, Loan, Student debt, tfsa, universityA final point on consumption and debt: after years of living like a student, you’ll be...
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Financial goals for your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Age, Debt, financial goals, Financial Planning, Life Stages, Mortgage, retirement planningEven if you're going to be retiring later in life, we need to maintain some...
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Dividend stocks for retirement income – can you handle it?
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Dividends, pension, retirement, stocksA well-chosen portfolio of dividend stocks could be reasonably expected to give you a generous cost of living increase every...
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The case for ethical investing
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: green, Investing, Responsibility, SocialResponsible investing (RI) at its most basic can mean taking an investing approach that excludes companies in fields such as...
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The gift of a debt-free education
Categories: Masters of MoneyTags: Education Planning, Parents, Post-secondary, resp, Student debt, universityIf parents can’t help their kids graduate debt-free, the next best thing is to limit that...
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