Momentum investing: A truly wild ride
Part six of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
Want to shoot for the stars? Consider momentum investing, where the drops are stomach-churning, and the possible returns jaw-dropping.
Looking for an investing strategy that really works? We can help.

Part six of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
Want to shoot for the stars? Consider momentum investing, where the drops are stomach-churning, and the possible returns jaw-dropping.

Part five of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
Love a good bargain? Check out value investing. It’s not for beginners, but with a little patience this strategy can produce stunning results.

Part four of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
Like the idea of stocks for the long run, and getting paid to wait? Take a look at dividend investing, and discover the power of high-yield growth.

Part two of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
You can get great long-term results with mutual funds—you just have to keep it simple and watch the fees.

Part one of our “Six Winning Strategies to Build Your Wealth” series:
No stomach for stocks? A smart fixed-income strategy can help you achieve your financial goals with a minimum of risk

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House prices in Canada are officially falling—and they could fall for some time. Here’s how to protect yourself, whether you’re a homeowner, seller or potential buyer.

I live in a town-house and I am about to purchase a detached house. I currently have enough life insurance to cover my townhouse mortgage, but this new home purchase will increase the amount I owe. My bank is recommending mortgage life insurance. Should I take out a policy?
Michelle Imbeau, Port Moody, B.C.

With equity yields so attractive compared to bonds, dividend funds are a no-brainer. Just watch out for the sky-high fees