Most investors who are looking for the services of a financial advisor would expect a certain level of constant communication: Quarterly portfolio or market reviews, annual face to face meetings to …

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I've noticed that most blogs will periodically list the top posts at the end of a month for anyone who missed out on catching them the first time by.  This is a little late in coming but the …

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You will probably see a lot of hoopla tonight on TV (or even now on the radio) about the Loonie finally reaching parity with the US dollar.  The Canadian Dollar touched $1.0001 USD today (at the …

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Most mutual funds are set up in a trust structure, but for those of you who invest in mutual funds AND have non-registered investment accounts, you may want to look into Mutual Fund Corporations …

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As you can imagine, everybody seems to have their own take on how to invest wisely but if we take a step back and look down from a very high level - many people could fall into one of two broad camps …

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The Globe and Mail reported this morning that Toyota Canada is looking very heavily into providing Auto Insurance through its car dealership network - effectively creating one-stop shopping for …

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