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Why practice doesn’t make perfect in investing

Prudent strategies often look like errors in the short to medium term

Why practice doesn’t make perfect in investing

Retirement

Degrees of financial independence

Are you "findependent" enough to afford luxury meals and vacations?

Degrees of financial independence

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How much house can I afford?

Professional athlete Darren can't count a big paycheque forever

How much house can I afford?

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Under the Hood: Vanguard FTSE All-World ex Canada

VXC is a useful ETF for anyone looking to wipe out home-country bias with a single holding

Under the Hood: Vanguard FTSE All-World ex Canada

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Retirement

Highlights from Second Acts

Don't let your age stand in the way of your dreams, say the authors of Second Acts

Highlights from Second Acts

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Top 10 Dogs of the TSX

It's hard to go too far wrong with a portfolio crammed full of large stocks that pay generous dividends

Top 10 Dogs of the TSX

Retirement

How not to go 40 years without a paycheque

Is retirement in your 50s and 60s really feasible?

How not to go 40 years without a paycheque

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Ask a Planner: Jason Heath, CFP, takes reader questions

Our resident financial planner answers reader questions online

Ask a Planner: Jason Heath, CFP, takes reader questions

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Are you paying too much in investment fees?

Ned and Cathy are paying their adviser $14,000 a year in fees, but could reduce that to $100

Are you paying too much in investment fees?

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