No. 1957Asset Location: Hold Investments in Tax-Friendly AccountsIf you’ve ever created an investment plan, you know asset allocation—the mix of stocks, bonds, real estate and other holdings that determines your portfolio’s expected risk and return.…
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No. 1957Asset Location: Hold Investments in Tax-Friendly AccountsIf you’ve ever created an investment plan, you know asset allocation—the mix of stocks, bonds, real estate and other holdings that determines your portfolio’s expected risk and return.…
No. 1958Why Return Premiums Mislead InvestorsI have written extensively about return premiums—those so-called superheroes of passive investing that promise to outperform the market. But like any hero, they have weaknesses: circumstances in which…
No. 1959Edmonton Real Estate 2024: Where to Buy and What to KnowEdmonton, the capital of Alberta, sits along the North Saskatchewan River and its expansive river valley, offering residents a balance of natural scenery and modern urban life. In…
No. 1960How People Allocate Pensions and Financial AssetsThe main reason people try to keep up with the Joneses is the status games we all play. Humans are social animals, and across our evolutionary history it…
No. 1961UK Buy-to-Let Market Retreat: What Landlords Must KnowWhat caught my eye this week. When former Chancellor George Osborne announced increases to stamp duty and reductions in mortgage interest tax relief for landlords, many dismissed the…
No. 1962How the Wealthy Protect Their AssetsYou and I are often advised to put our money into simple portfolios and to invest in shares for the long term for retirement. That advice is sound…
No. 1963Dual-Purpose Cottages: Guest House and Home Office IdeasPersonal Finance Highlights: Cottages, Back-to-School, Pennies, Pensions and Insurance This roundup covers several consumer finance topics that matter to many Canadians: the financial implications of cottage ownership, early…
No. 1964Why Couples Live Longer and How to PlanThe life expectancy for a couple is significantly longer than for each partner individually — often by more than a decade. If you’re responsible for a retirement plan…
No. 1965How to Calculate Your Portfolio’s Rate of ReturnFew numbers matter more to investors than the rate of return on their portfolio. Despite its apparent simplicity, calculating a portfolio’s return can be complicated, especially when you…
No. 1966Shiba Inu vs Dogecoin: Are Memecoins Worth Investing In?In the competitive and often chaotic world of cryptocurrencies, two lighthearted digital coins have stood out for their playful branding: Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. Their humorous names reflect…
No. 1967Weekend Reading: Links to Catch Up OnHighlights that caught my eye this week. I spent Friday hopping between Zoom calls and navigating the awkward choreography of a socially distanced furniture delivery. Have you ever…
No. 1968Why There Isn’t a Retirement Crisis: What the Data RevealsHow Much of Your Pre-Retirement Income Do You Really Need? For years financial planners and fund companies have often recommended replacing roughly 60% to 80% of pre-retirement income…
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