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Couch Potato portfolio
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Where to invest $1000
Who couldn’t use some tips for investing in this crazy market?
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The strange tale of the Permanent Portfolio
The Permanent Portfolio is equal parts stocks, bonds, gold and cash. Sounds risky, but its returns are strangely smooth.
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Follow our Couch Potato strategy
Our low-cost investing strategy not only beats most professional managers, but is simple to follow.
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Three great ideas for small potatoes
Here’s how to get started, even if you don’t have thousands to invest.
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RRSP Q&A: What’s the best way to rebalance my Couch Potato Portfolio?
Answers to your RRSP questions.
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RRSP Q&A: How are Couch Potato fees different than MERs?
Answers to your RRSP questions.
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Investing: The complete couch potato roadmap
Exchange-traded funds can help you build a low-cost portfolio that will put most professional money managers to shame. But with hundreds of ETFs now on the market, how do you know which to choose? We’ll help you find the ones that are right for you.
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Investing: How I became a couch potato
It took me years to embrace smart investing. Here’s how to learn from my mistakes.
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My seven steps to financial bliss
The lessons of my years at MoneySense.
