Larry MacDonald

MoneySense Contributor

Minimum RRIF withdrawal rates reduced

Online only, 21/04/2015 / Comments (12)

Welcome change given low-interest rates and increased longevity

Budget sees changes to TFSAs, RRIFs & new tax credits for seniors

Online only, 21/04/2015 / Comments (3)

Surprise Home Accessibility Tax Credit announced

Housing affordability index smack down!

Online only, 27/10/2014 / Comments (0)

Canadian homes affordable or not?

How kids can play hockey for less

Online only, 03/09/2014 / Comments (0)

Keep kids on the ice without delaying retirement

Awkward question: How to keep a secret beneficiary?

Online only, 19/03/2013 / Comments (1)

Be it for a mistress or a love child, secret beneficiaries are more common than you think. Here’s how to make sure they are taken care of.

Are TFSAs only good for the rich?

Online only, 01/02/2013 / Comments (10)

Should lifetime contributions should be capped?

Why kids are great investors

Online only, 10/12/2012 / Comments (4)

Are kids really more intuitive or are parents using them as proxy investors?

Is it too hard to buy Canadian firms?

Online only, 26/11/2012 / Comments (1)

As the government rejects another takeover, investors wonder if the trend is bad news for Canadian shareholders.

The best places to park your cash

Online only, 05/10/2012 / Comments (10)

With rates so low, it pays to shop around.

Who’s better for my portfolio?

Online only, 30/08/2012 / Comments (0)

Both Obama and Romney claim their policies will get markets soaring again, but they might be surprised.

Budget 2011: The investor perspective

Online only, 22/03/2011 / Comments (22)

Investors see opportunities closed in federal budget.

Budget 2011: What it means to you

Online only, 22/03/2011 / Comments (40)

New tax credits, an increase in the Guaranteed Income Supplement and an extension of the ecoENERGY Retrofit – Homes program round out the goodies on offer in Budget 2011.

Can Cramer really pick stocks?

Online only, 01/11/2010 / Comments (61)

The high-strung stock picker was recently humbled by John Stewart, but research suggests a method to his madness.

Wish my manager slept in more

Online only, 22/09/2010 / Comments (97)

Is your active manager fiddling with your portfolio? It could be costing you.

Are you rebalancing your portfolio too often?

Online only, 19/08/2010 / Comments (115)

You’re supposed to rebalance regularly, but a new study says otherwise.

Larry MacDonald

MoneySense Contributor

Minimum RRIF withdrawal rates reduced

Budget sees changes to TFSAs, RRIFs & new tax credits for seniors

Housing affordability index smack down!

How kids can play hockey for less

Awkward question: How to keep a secret beneficiary?

Are TFSAs only good for the rich?

Why kids are great investors

Is it too hard to buy Canadian firms?

The best places to park your cash

Who’s better for my portfolio?

Budget 2011: The investor perspective

Budget 2011: What it means to you

Can Cramer really pick stocks?

Wish my manager slept in more

Are you rebalancing your portfolio too often?

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