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The biggest challenge for investors is sticking to their plan. Hopefully today was a better day on the TSX then when this photo was taken.

Investing takes time and discipline. Whether you have an advisor or do it yourself, whether you’re dipping your toes in the water or taking...

2012/03/04 18:17:00

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Market-linked GICs may be worth a look

Investors who buy guaranteed investment certificates don’t have much to get excited about these days. The best interest rates on 5...

2010/10/13 07:09:00

There are six broad places where safety-conscious, income-seeking people can look with each one offering its own risks and returns,

6 places to get the best return for least risk

With yields on government bonds and GICs near historic lows investors are left wondering where they can get the best return without taking...

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2010/10/08 00:17:00

Six reasons why I won’t buy bonds

At first thought, there is nothing quite as comforting as the safety of government bonds. You’re guaranteed to get your money back when they...

2010/03/21 04:30:00

Roseman: Bigger returns mean higher risk

T im Stuart wrote to the Star because he couldn't believe how low the interest rate was on his mother-in-law's guaranteed investment...

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