Five rules that can change your life
Old habits die hard. But it is possible to change your approach to money. Here’s how.
Dec/Jan 2010
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Five reasons to love tech funds again
A lot has changed since Nortel. Valuations are reasonable now, and technology offers solid growth in an unpromising market.
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When diamonds aren’t forever
Many jewellers allow you to ‘upgrade’ your diamond for a new and bigger one. But make sure you get a fair price.
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Should you break your mortgage?
Mortgage rates are ridiculously low. You could save thousands of dollars by breaking your mortgage for a new one. Here’s how.
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Small nest egg? Relax
Follow these six steps to reduce your retirement needs by up to $125,000.
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What’s on your potato?
Some Couch Potato portfolios have three funds, and some have 13. What’s the right number of asset classes for you?
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How to fight a traffic ticket
Everyone hates getting a ticket, but the fine often isn’t the worst part: your insurance rates can skyrocket and you can get demerit points too. Luckily you can fight back—here’s how.
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Surviving the age of austerity
We won’t see plentiful jobs, rising housing prices and surging stocks for a while, but follow these tips and you can still realize your dreams.
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That’s enough, Santa
Yes, holiday gift-giving is getting out of control. But think twice before giving it up.
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The solution to mortgage confusion
Rate-cappers, hybrids, all-in-ones. Today’s mortgages come in dozens of flavours. Here’s how to pick the right one for you.
