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Understanding fees in mutual funds

There are a lot of discussions on how the Management Expense Ratio –or MER- of a mutual fund directly impacts … More

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Mutual funds basics

This investment product is very popular in North America. But what is a mutual fund and how does it work? A … More

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Be your own financial advisor

Well, sort of. No, this entry is not about whether you should hire a financial advisor/planner, and whether these people … More

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Basic tax glossary

As tax-season is almost in full swing, I thought I would create a small glossary of the most common tax … More

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Large tax refunds aren’t that great

Every year, at the same period, it is the great race to the tax refund. Everybody hopes for and wants one; the bigger, the better.

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TFSA vs RRSP for retirement planning

This debate has been pretty heated since the introduction of the TFSA back in 2009. What is the best investment tool? Which account should you contribute to?

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RRSP basics

As tax season is around the corner, a lot of “experts” urge us to contribute to our RRSP. But what … More

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Easy financial boosters

When trying to get back on track financially, people always hear they have to both control their spending and/or increase … More

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TFSA basics

The Tax-Free Savings Account or TFSA was created in 2009 to help Canadians save more and potentially earn more interests … More

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Bare-bones budget

You may have already mastered your household budget based on your current income. But what if that income suddenly disappears … More

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