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Alison-Griffiths December 20, 2012 - Masters of Money

Why You Should Avoid Too-Good-Too-Be-True Investments

Lottery tickets, slot machines and other games feed our dreams of riches or financial rescue. Most of us will take a chance on hitting it big if we’re not risking too much money in the process. What’s 10 bucks or so in a bid for lottery fortune? Of course, we know that the odds of hitting the jackpot are tiny in games of chance. But investments are a different matter. ► MORE
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Jonathan_Chevreau December 17, 2012 - Masters of Money

Be a Saver, Not a Borrower

“Neither a borrower not a lender be,” is a long-established saying going back to Shakespearean times. However, as universal truths go, this one is only half appropriate for modern investors. Forced to choose between only one of two fates – being a borrower or a lender – I would unhesitatingly choose the latter. ► MORE
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Alison-Griffiths July 17, 2012 - Masters of Money

Figure Out Your Funds – Load Fees

Would you ever pay full price for an item at a garage sale? No, of course you wouldn’t. Canada isn’t a nation of hagglers, but we do put our foot down in certain areas of commerce. Add investing in mutual funds to your list. ► MORE
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robcarrick June 12, 2012 - Masters of Money

Five Insights on Investing

Now we come to a final few things I want to pass along to you in this blog on investing through the ages. Let’s call them survival tips for the young and old. ► MORE
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robcarrick May 14, 2012 - Masters of Money

Investing Tips for Seniors

Watch out, seniors. The investment industry is about to smother you with love. For a couple of reasons, seniors are a hot market for investment companies. They have big money after decades of saving for retirement, and they’re a huge demographic force. Statistics Canada has estimated that as much as one-quarter of the population will be 65 years of age or older in 20 years. ► MORE
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