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Introducing: The MoneySense Beginner’s Guide to Personal Finance

The eBook is tailored mostly to younger people but truth be told, most of us would probably benefit.

Introducing: The MoneySense Beginner’s Guide to Personal Finance

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Where to buy a vacation home in the U.S.

Despite rising real estate prices, the U.S. is still in recovery mode. That means Canadians can still pick up...

Where to buy a vacation home in the U.S.

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Why a diversification is a piece of cake

After almost four years of false alarms, the bond bears are finally able to act smug. Broad-based Canadian bond...

Why a diversification is a piece of cake

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Buy a small home and win big

When it comes to homes, bigger is not better.

Buy a small home and win big

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The difference between fee-only and fee-based financial planners

There is a lot of confusion about what fee-only actually means and what such planners can and cannot do...

The difference between fee-only and fee-based financial planners

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The wait is over: New ETFs from Vanguard

“Ask and ye shall receive.” That should be the refrain of Couch Potato investors during the last 10 months...

The wait is over: New ETFs from Vanguard

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Brave the U.S. property backlash

American property values are appreciating, but many U.S. families are shut out of the recovery. While the Canadian impact...

Brave the U.S. property backlash

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How to avoid impulse spending

Impulse shopping may be fun, but it's no joke.

How to avoid impulse spending

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Is one index really better than another?

Couch Potato investors try to capture the returns of entire asset classes rather selecting individual securities. And we do...

Is one index really better than another?

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