Diversifying your portfolio in one neat package
An ETF is a low-cost mutual-like fund that trades on the stock market, with a significantly different fee structure
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Author: Bill Green
Comparing investment returns is a tricky task
Each investor is unique in their goals and personal risk tolerance, so their investment portfolio should be customized to their situation
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Managing your investments over the short and long terms
Investors often purchase investments that don’t suit their intended time frame. Do your homework, know your risk tolerance and be clear on your expectations
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Home is where the heart is – and where the costs can pile up
When it comes to owning a home versus renting, you can’t just compare the amount of rent you would pay to the amount of a mortgage payment
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Hidden or visible, you’re paying investment fees
Be smart, shop around and make sure you’re aware of the total fees you pay and what you’re getting for them
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Protect yourself from financial phishing
Fraudulent emails, often containing links or attachments, are dangerous
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Debt doesn’t always have to be a four-letter word
Using debt in your financial planning is a good strategy, but exercise caution and discuss all the risks and rewards with your accountant and planner first
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RRSP or TFSA? Sorting out an investor’s dilemma
If you build up the money in your TFSA while you’re working, you can draw from it tax-free any time
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Understanding and comparing investment returns
Keep in mind that, despite new disclosure rules to increase transparency, the fee shown on your investment report may not be the total fee you paid your adviser
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Do you need mortgage insurance?
It depends. As with all financial planning questions, no one answer fits every situation
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