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Does ‘smart beta’ really beat cap-weighting?

“Smart beta” has become a buzzword in investing circles, especially among pension funds and other institutional investors. The term...

Does ‘smart beta’ really beat cap-weighting?

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Condo-hotels: Automatic returns, or so you think

Condo-hotels let you use a resort-styled condo as a vacation property and earn rental income when you’re not using...

Condo-hotels: Automatic returns, or so you think

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Norbert’s Gambit at CIBC: A case study

Norbert’s Gambit is an excellent way to reduce the cost of converting Canadian and US dollars, but not every...

Norbert’s Gambit at CIBC: A case study

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Your just starting out investment portfolio: Part 1

Just getting started? Consider building a phantom portfolio to determine what type of investor you are.

Your just starting out investment portfolio: Part 1

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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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