How to build an advanced couch potato portfolio
Adding unrepresented (or underrepresented) asset classes to a core portfolio can reduce risk, increase returns, or both. Here are...
Canadian Couch Potato
How to build a core couch potato portfolio
Three ways for Canadians to create a basic low-fee, low-maintenance investment portfolio, with sample asset-allocation models.
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Performance: The Ultimate Couch Potato Portfolio Guide
Updated for 2022, a look back at the performance of the MoneySense Canadian Couch Potato Portfolio Guide, looking...
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Why the best investing move is usually…not to do anything
In the third of three excerpts from his new book, Reboot Your Portfolio, Dan Bortolotti argues that standing still...
The trouble with overestimating your investing risk tolerance
Instead of diving into equities, get your feet wet with a balanced portfolio and find out what kind of...
How to overcome investing FOMO
Is a fear of missing out threatening your commitment to buy and hold? In the first of three excerpts...
“Is it smart to hold a single exchange-traded fund in our RRSPs?”
All-in-one ETF portfolios are extremely well-diversified, super-cheap and easier to manage than a portfolio of multiple holdings. It’s almost...
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Can you use the Couch Potato strategy to build a dividend-paying portfolio?
The short answer is yes—but just because you need cash flow from your portfolio doesn’t mean you need to...