The Royal Canadian Mint is missing 17,500 troy ounces in gold, worth $15.3 million, according to an audit by Deloitte and Touche that was released on Monday. The following is from the Royal Canadian Mint's website:
The scope of the review, conducted by Deloitte and Touche, was to specifically ...
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With school out and everyone getting ready for their vacation, here are 10 ways for you to save money this summer.
Save for your vacation. Like anything else, saving in advance instead of using credit will save you money by earning interest instead of paying interest.
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Financial Highway helps us understand ETFs.
Canadian Mortgage Trends asks when will prime go up and does it matter?
Larry MacDonald from the Canadian Business Online Blog questions if the two new iShares ETFs are worthwhile?
Moolanomy shows how to achieve financial freedom one expense at a time.
Christian ...
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Credit life insurance is purchased so that the balance of your car loan or credit line would be covered if you die before your debt is paid.
As with many of the policies in the Insurance You Can Do Without series, credit life insurance in too expensive compared to ...
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Cancer insurance is a supplemental insurance that will pay an initial amount after you are diagnosed with cancer. Then it will likely cover any amounts for expenses that are not paid by your regular benefits plan.
The problem with cancer insurance, or any other kind of disease-specific insurance is that you're often ...
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