Getting a divorce? Think about the house
Financial Independence begins here
Financial Independence is not about getting rich quick but about getting rich slowly and surely.
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What housing bubble?
Easy access to mortgages has been driving the hot housing market for years now.
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Ban commissions, CFP argues
Commissions for financial advisers are banned in the U.K. and Australia as of this year.
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May 16 roundup
On mortgages in retirement, excessive spending in kids sports and record booze sales in Ontario.
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May 15 roundup
On mobile payments, Timmies accepting Visa, market jolts, national house prices and investor blues.
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May 14 roundup
On mobile payments, Toronto’s caviar condo boom, retirement needs and the top three ways to buy bonds.
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May 11 roundup
On America’s biggest bank losing $2B in six weeks, cashing in on your home and money-saving summer travel tips.
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May 10 roundup
On formalizing loans to your kids, budget-wise Mother’s Day gift ideas and the hidden meaning behind Mark Zuckerberg’s hoodies.
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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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Sector Breakdown of Diversified Portfolios
In a recent column, The Globe & Mail’s Rob Carrick pointed out that investing in just the TSX Composite index might leave an investor with an unbalanced portfolio because of the index’s concentration in just three sectors: financials, energy and materials.
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Keeping your head up while drowning in debt
When bills start piling up it’s easy to think you’ll never be debt free again. But never say never. Bruce Sellery explains how to get your finances back on track.
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Market timing goes to college
In recent years, the so-called Yale Model has been extremely popular with investors. The model is an attempt to mimic the investment strategy used by Ivy League endowment funds, which have an outstanding track record of beating the market indexes.
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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.
