Life insurance: Is term life always enough?
Most families are better off buying cheap, straightforward term insurance, but there are situations where universal or whole life policies make sense.
Dan Bortolotti
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Norbert’s gambit: A better way to buy U.S. dollars
Use Norbert’s gambit to get rid of those currency exchange fees when trading your Canadian dollars for American ones.
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When your adviser hates index funds
When Derek asked his adviser about switching to ETFs, he got a list of reasons not to. I don’t agree with any of them.
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Commission-free ETFs, here at last!
Take advantage of the new commission-free ETFs
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Can we get some service here?
I’ve come to realize that many investors need professional advice. Problem is, much of the advice out there is terrible
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Where to invest $1000
Who couldn’t use some tips for investing in this crazy market?
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This is no time to bail on bonds
Interest rates are set to rise, and investors are galloping away from bond funds. Here’s why you shouldn’t follow the herd
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The strange tale of the Permanent Portfolio
The Permanent Portfolio is equal parts stocks, bonds, gold and cash. Sounds risky, but its returns are strangely smooth.
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A cure for Potato performance anxiety
If indexing works so well, why did the Global Couch Potato return just 4%
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Beat the market without even trying
New research shows that actively managed ETFs don’t beat the market, but passive ETFs can.
