Financial literacy may decline with age
9 delusional financial acts
Make no mistake about it; these financial faux-pas are costing you money.
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Ride the summer stocks wave
Resist the temptation to “sell in May and go away,” says Bryan Borzykowski.
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The payoff: Splurging on art
There are different kinds of greed—and some truly enrich your life.
Must reads
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May 24 roundup
On youth unemployment, EI reform and your complete Canadian Business Investor 500 guide.
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May 23 roundup
On Canada’s ever widening rich-poor gap, pros and cons of digital wallets and alleged wrongdoing by Zuckerberg and Morgan Stanley related to the Facebook IPO.
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May 22 roundup
On Facebook’s fall, rising interest rates and why the CRA is targeting cottage sales.
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May 18 roundup
On falling MERs, inflation pains, cross-border shopping and full Facebook IPO coverage.
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May 17 roundup
On a 12-year-old’s scathing critique of banks, retirement planning in small chunks and how to negotiate the price of just about anything.
Moneysense bloggers
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Financial Independence begins here
Financial Independence is not about getting rich quick but about getting rich slowly and surely.
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Tax Treatment of Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) Benefits
If you work for a large company, chances are Employee Stock Option benefits (ESOPs) have been replaced with Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). There are significant differences between tax treatment of ESOPs and RSUs. In this post, we will look at how RSUs are taxed for Canadian residents. Restricted Stock Units are simply a promise to [...]
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Put your retirement back on track
Everyone dreams of retirement, but Bruce Sellery wonders if you can you afford the one you envision?
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Ask the Spud: Does Home Bias Ever Make Sense?
Q: The Global Couch Potato has one-third of the equity allocation in Canadian stocks, but Canada makes up only about 4% of the world markets. Aren’t you guilty of home country bias? – Jeremy D. I’m actually pleased that I’ve received this question several times in the last few months. Not long ago, it wasn’t [...]
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Student debt repayment: A case study
It’s not uncommon for recent graduates to enter the working world juggling debt repayments on multiple student loans. Here’s a strategy that works.
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Getting a divorce? Think about the house
Getting a divorce is tough enough, but having to sort out the house and finances can seem like a daunting process. Here’s a few tips on how to minimize your frustration, and financial exposure, during a divorce.
