Retired Money

Why Vanguard’s ETF aimed at retirees is currently cautious in its asset allocation

Vanguard’s VRIF ETF is tilting toward bonds to provide retirees stable income, balancing caution with a 4% annual payout...

ETFs

How often should you rebalance?

In maintaining your planned allocations in a portfolio of ETFs, consistency matters more than precision.

Investing

Best robo-advisors in Canada for 2026

Find out which Canadian robo-advisors offer the lowest fees, helpful support, best returns, and most account types with the...

Investing

Guaranteed returns: Achieva GICs, a hidden gem of RRSP season

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ETFs

Buffer ETFs vs. market-linked GICs: Which is better?

Both products promise upside participation with downside protection, but come with unique trade-offs and costs investors should be aware...

Investing

A simple guide to investing your first $500

Young Canadians don’t need thousands to start investing. Experts explain how to invest $500 wisely, choose the right account,...

Investing

Why Canadian investors should avoid MLPs 

The attractive headline yields and steady distributions of U.S. Master Limited Partnerships are often outweighed by tax complexities.

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If not bonds, then what?

Many investors disparage bonds—with good reason. You have to determine what problems these investments solve and whether there are...

ETFs

Can you hedge against a market crash with ETFs?

Short answer: yes, inverse and volatility ETFs can hedge market crashes, but the cost, complexity, and timing often outweigh...