Paydirt: A literal gold mine
Some investors buy land for its natural resources but beware of the risks.
December/January 2012
A formula for a first home
Kiyo Masui, 26, is completing his Ph.D. in astrophysics at the University of Toronto and plans to buy his first home in eight years. MoneySense has some suggestions to help him reach his goal on-time.
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Paydirt: Make money while you wait
If you’ve purchased some land you can still make money on it while you wait for its value to go up.
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Paydirt: Investing in land
Canadian cities are growing fast. If you invest in the right land before the developers do, you could make millions.
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TAGS planningTravel health insurance: You’re far from home
Hospitalized on holiday? That travel health insurance premium will be the best $63 you ever spent.
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TAGS home insurance planningHome insurance: Defending your castle
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TAGS planningCar insurance: Can big brother save you money?
Telematics-based programs electronically record how you drive for your car insurance company.
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TAGS planningCar insurance: Driving for discounts
You can save thousands of dollars on your car insurance—while making sure you still have the coverage you need.
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TAGS planningDisability insurance: Preparing for the worst
If you had a crippling accident or were diagnosed with a critical illness tomorrow, would your family be able to cope?
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TAGS planningGuide to insurance
Buying insurance can get pretty complicated. MoneySense looks at getting the insurance you need for less.
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TAGS life insurance planningLife 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.
