When investing, the degree of risk that you assume will most often provide a better return over the long run. This is why a GIC will provide a lower return than investing in stocks. While the stocks are riskier and and can certainly leave you with losses, over the long run you might be able [...]
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Book Review – The Four Pillars of Investing
I’ve been looking forward to writing a review of The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons For Building a Winning Portfolio as I found it to be very influential in my own investment strategy. While some readers may be familiar with this book, I wanted to share what this book is about for those who haven’t [...]
Fee-Only Financial Planners
Looking for some professional help with your investments, budget and retirement planning? You should look for a financial planner. Looking for someone to do this with your best interests in mind? You should hire a fee-only financial planner.
Fee-only financial planners get their income from you, at $100-$250 an hour, to create a financial plan suited [...]
How To Setup and Rebalance TD e-Series Funds
There is a bit of effort you need to put in to invest in TD e-Series Funds, but it is worth it. First of all, you need to apply using the pdf available on the TD Canada Trust website.
The Account Application is pretty straightforward. You’ll need to provide information like your name, SIN, date of [...]
TD e-Series Funds
TD e-Series Funds may be the simplest way for someone to invest in a diversified portfolio with low Management Expense Ratios (MERs). Below are the four funds that you can use to build a rather complete portfolio and would work well for regular contributions into an RRSP or RESP.
TD Canadian Bond Index tracks the performance [...]
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