No. 1753Can an Estate Contribute to a Registered Education Savings Plan?Can money left in a will to be held in a trust for a child under 18 be deposited into an RESP?—Paula Using a trust to contribute to…
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No. 1753Can an Estate Contribute to a Registered Education Savings Plan?Can money left in a will to be held in a trust for a child under 18 be deposited into an RESP?—Paula Using a trust to contribute to…
No. 1754Market Recap and Outlook: Key Moves This Week – Dec 18, 2022This week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts reviews key financial headlines and provides context for Canadian investors. U.S. inflation cooled in November Before we get to…
No. 1755ETFs Are Transforming Active InvestingThe advantages of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) — lower costs, intraday liquidity and tax efficiency compared with many other investment structures — are well documented. Yet many Canadian investors…
No. 1756How to Practice Investing Without Risking Real MoneyImage by OTA Photos When I began my quest to become a so-called “millennial millionaire,” I didn’t expect it to be this simple. All it took was opening…
No. 1757How to Use ETFs to Grow Your Child’s RESPSeveral years ago, an advisor suggested I hold a Canadian dividend ETF in an RESP for my son. Would that still be a sensible approach for someone opening…
No. 1758Switch from Mutual Funds to ETFs: A Practical GuideAre you thinking about moving your investments from mutual funds to exchange-traded funds (ETFs)? You’re far from alone. Canadian investors have been shifting assets into ETFs: September 2022…
No. 1759Find Your ETF Investor TypeInvestors have different objectives, risk tolerances and time horizons, so there is no single portfolio that fits everyone at every stage of life. That reality is fine. With…
No. 1760ETF Prospectus: What Seasoned Investors Look ForIt’s fair to say exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have reshaped the investing landscape by offering low fees, broad diversification and easy access to many markets. With more than 4,300…
No. 1761How to Analyze ETFs Using Their Financial StatementsExchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become a favorite tool for do-it-yourself investors. Today, more than 4,300 ETFs trade on Canadian and U.S. exchanges, issued and managed by a wide…
No. 1762How to Pick ETFs for Your Investment PortfolioInside this ETF guide How to evaluate ETFs based on financial reportsWhich type of ETF investor are you?What seasoned investors look for in an ETF prospectusETFs for different…
No. 1763Direct Indexing Explained: Should Investors Build a Custom Index?Affluent investors have recently taken an interest in a strategy called direct indexing. Often described as “building your own index,” direct indexing is a hybrid approach to index…
No. 1764Understanding Annual Asset Class Returns for Canadian InvestorsI used to look forward to the annual asset-class rotation chart Franklin Templeton published for financial advisors and the media. Even though the print copy I keep on…
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