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Defining financial independence

Wikipedia now makes the distinction between retirement and financial independence, or what I like to call findependence, crystal clear.

Defining financial independence

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What retailers know about you

Sales and marketing tactics are becoming so sophisticated that retailers can predict what you're going to buy.

What retailers know about you

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What’s happening to my bond ETF?

If your portfolio includes a broad-based bond index fund, you’ve probably noticed its value has fallen significantly over the...

What’s happening to my bond ETF?

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Transferring loyalty points: What you need to know

Our chart details whether the some of the biggest loyalty programs in Canada allow you to share your points,...

Transferring loyalty points: What you need to know

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Why use a strip bond ETF?

Barry Gordon admits he was surprised when he first read Justin Bender’s entry in First Asset’s Search for Canada’s...

Why use a strip bond ETF?

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Retiring retirement: Mr. Harper, there’s a hole in my safety net

The argument for raising the age at which Canadians receive old age benefits and replacing the notion of retirement...

Retiring retirement: Mr. Harper, there’s a hole in my safety net

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A new ETF of strip bonds

Back in February I asked readers to share their ideas for new ETFs that might fill gaps in the...

A new ETF of strip bonds

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Watered down home insurance policies

Water damage isn't always covered by your home insurance policy. Surprised? Most people are.

Watered down home insurance policies

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Does dollar-cost averaging work?

Many readers were surprised when I answered a recent Ask the Spud question by suggesting you’re usually better off...

Does dollar-cost averaging work?

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