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An investor’s guide to ESG reporting in Canada + MORE Apr 20th
If you want to put your money into sustainable or responsible investments, you have more options on the market now than ever. Not only can you find exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and other funds specifically designed with ESG—environmental, social and governance—factors in mind, but individual com.... More »
At the open: TSX rises, helped by jump in shares of Aecon Group + MORE Oct 26th
Dow, S&P higher as earnings gather pace
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Mutual funds vs. ETFs: What you need to know to decide what investment works for you Jul 8th
The popularity of exchange-traded funds often triumphs over old-school mutual funds among social media-savvy investors. But experts say they both have their place in the financial system.
The investment decision between the two boils down to your financial goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon,.... More »
This Toronto nurse recently graduated with $50K of debt. He works more 60 hours a week during the pandemic. He’s in a rush to pay off his OSAP loan and move out. Can he do it? Aug 3rd
Fresh out of nursing school, with a lot of debt, Ali is seeking advice from Millennial Money’s financial expert on paying down his debt and saving..... More »
How cash ETFs keep your money working Nov 25th
It’s a dilemma for many investors: you want to have cash set aside to hop on investment opportunities that might arise, but you also don’t want the money sitting in your portfolio not collecting any return. Enter cash exchange-traded funds. Experts say there is increasing demand for cash.... More »
Seven U.S. gubernatorial races to watch this fall
– macleans.ca
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump(L) and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton arrive on stage for the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York on September 26, 2016. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — In West Virginia, the Democrat running for governor has defended the coal industry while decrying his party’s presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton.
In Vermont, the Republican nominee for governor declared his support for transgender bathroom rights and denounced GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Those types of unconventional strategic calculations are helping to make for close races this year in several states.
A dozen governor’s offices will be up for grabs in the Nov. 8 elections, including at least seven that appear competitive. The national Republican and Democratic governors associations already have spent more than $25 million in those states, according to an Associated Press analysis of financial reports and interviews…
