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Is Dane, 50, on the right track with his early retirement strategy?

To bridge the gap between his last day of work, and the start of his defined-benefit pension payments at...

Is Dane, 50, on the right track with his early retirement strategy?

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Ready, set…retire?

At 49, Simon has about $600,000 in registered and non-registered investments, and wonders if it's enough to live on...

Ready, set…retire?

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Should James take a lump-sum pension buyout and invest the money himself?

Upon closer consideration, many people find that keeping their guaranteed pension payments leaves them better off.

Should James take a lump-sum pension buyout and invest the money himself?

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When your investment partners don’t play by the CRA’s rules

Marcus and some friends turned a profit on their investment property. Trouble is, two of them plan to keep...

When your investment partners don’t play by the CRA’s rules

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How moving to the U.S. affects your Couch Potato strategy

Canadians who move to the United States need to think about shifting their asset allocation, as well as closing...

How moving to the U.S. affects your Couch Potato strategy

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How to leave money to an adult child with no investing know-how

Dee wants to ensure that her son receives a regular monthly income, while protecting the lump sum of his...

How to leave money to an adult child with no investing know-how

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“Do I really need to rebalance my investment portfolio?”

Even hands-off Couch Potato investors need a rebalancing strategy—not to boost returns, but to manage risk.

“Do I really need to rebalance my investment portfolio?”

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How safe is it to keep more than $100,000 in one savings account?

Marcus and Rina have socked away $120,000 for a down payment in a single savings account at a small...

How safe is it to keep more than $100,000 in one savings account?

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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...

Can you use the Couch Potato strategy to build a dividend-paying portfolio?

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