MoneySense - Part 2

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Retirement home 2.0

Are you rebalancing your portfolio too often?

By Larry Macdonald / From MoneySense magazine
Conventional wisdom says to do so regularly, but a new study says otherwise.
Lower your property taxes

By Peter Shawn Taylor / From MoneySense magazine

Save thousands by cutting your property tax bill.
Cars: Rolling in money

By Romana King / From MoneySense magazine
Do those 'energy saver' low rolling resistance tires really save cash at the gas pump?

Must reads

Vancouverites could lose $200,000 if housing bubble bursts

Average prices could drop if mortgage rates rise.
GDP growth slows in Canada

Second quarter real GDP growth is just half a percent.
New credit card rules have a downside for consumers

Rates may rise as companies try to recoup their losses.
Do you really need an e-reader?

It may not be worth it unless you’re an avid reader.
Ontario introduces new rules to strengthen pensions

Reforms aim to beef up defined-benefit funds.

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Moneysense bloggers

Sleepy Mino Portfolio Q3-2010 Update

By Canadian Capitalist / Online only, 1/09/10

In the past 90 days, stock markets have advanced a little and the Sleepy Mini Portfolio now shows a modest gain over book value.

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Couch Potato Takes Manhattan

By Canadian Couch Potato / Online only, 30/08/10

This will be my only post of the week, as I am currently on a family vacation in New York City. I spent today in the Financial District, approaching bankers and other well-dressed individuals on Wall Street and asking them if they had considered embracing a low-cost indexing strategy. Most ignored me. Some swore colourfully. [...]

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