Leave your investments alone
Couch Potato investing works — but only if you leave it alone. Reacting to today’s economic events could wreck your portfolio.
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Are you rebalancing your portfolio too often?
You're supposed to rebalance regularly, but a new study says otherwise.
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How to save a million bucks
Becoming a millionaire is more painless than you think, even if you’re starting with next to nothing.
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Can you still cash in on the gold rush?
Precious metals equity funds have been on a roll as gold surges higher and higher. Consider these picks if you’re feeling bold.
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Value hunter: Beating the bushes for mini-bears
Imagine a strategy for finding bargain stocks that reaps returns 13 percentage points higher than average.
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Become a Couch Potato investor with less than $5,000
Here’s how to get started, even if you don’t have thousands to invest.
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Just how Canadian should your portfolio be?
Don’t let patriotism compromise your returns. Most well-diversified portfolios should have at least 50% foreign stocks.
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Dividends: The stocks that pay you back
With dividend investing you get a regular paycheque without lifting a finger. Past returns have averaged 16% a year.
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Get a 50% return, guaranteed
Share ownership plans are a surefire way to grow your investments.
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Born to invest
New studies show that much of our financial behaviour is encoded in our DNA.
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MoneySense answers your dividend questions
MoneySense writer Norm Rothery answers reader questions about investing in dividend stocks.
