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Taxes

Give generously and slash your taxes

Donating money or securities to charity is good for society. Thanks to generous government tax credits, it’s good for...

Give generously and slash your taxes

Canadian Couch Potato

US investors in Canada: what to watch for

Here's two issues in which investors are flirting with danger

US investors in Canada: what to watch for

Financial Independence

One late mega-retirement or multiple mini-retirements?

Consider periodic mini-retirements spread over a lifetime

One late mega-retirement or multiple mini-retirements?

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A trove of tax tips for Canadian investors

Taxable investments are always a challenge. But André Fok Kam’s new book, Tax-efficient Investing for Canadians, will make the...

A trove of tax tips for Canadian investors

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The wisdom of the Mexican fisherman: Work to live

If Thoreau could survive at Walden Pond working just six weeks a year, why labour so hard now just...

The wisdom of the Mexican fisherman: Work to live

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Choosing ETFs: The folly of cutting fees at all costs

ETF management fees are now lower than ever. But there’s more to successful index investing than finding the cheapest...

Choosing ETFs: The folly of cutting fees at all costs

Retirement

The weeks after Findependence Day

Up until now, my books and blogs have looked at the concept of Findependence Day as something looming in...

The weeks after Findependence Day

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Are investors protected from brokerage bankruptcies?

The CIPF maintains a pool of money that can be used to compensate investors in the event of a...

Are investors protected from brokerage bankruptcies?

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How one investor found inner peace

Steve spends a fraction of the time he used to on his portfolio and achieves better results.

How one investor found inner peace

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