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How to buy Fidelity ETFs in Canada Dec 14th
As an investor in Canada, chances are you’ve invested in, or thought about investing in, exchange-traded funds (ETFs). These pooled investments offer a blend of convenience and built-in diversification. When you buy shares of an ETF, you gain exposure to several company stocks at once. ETF shares .... More »
Compare high-risk auto insurance quotes for Ontario + MORE Feb 5th
The cost of auto insurance—which is required for drivers in Canada—can vary widely. Why? Because it’s all about risk. How risky your car is—is it prone to safety issues that could cause an accident? Is it a car-thief magnet? How risky your neighbourhood is—whether you live in an urban or r.... More »
When and how should I start drawing on my retirement savings? Apr 1st
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Do you have any tips for withdrawing from an RRSP?
Some background: My spouse and I are debt-free and mortgage-free. We own our home (current value approximately $1 million). We are hesitant to downsize as this home is accessible for me.
I have approximately $650,000 in RRSPs .... More »
Sales up, prices down in GTA housing market Oct 6th
Toronto-area home sales rose in September while prices continued to decline, as the city’s real estate board says the market could continue heating up amid ample choice and lower borrowing costs.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board said the 5,592 homes sold last month was up 8.5% from Se.... More »
Stock market news live updates: Stocks wrap up strong January as Fed decision looms - Yahoo Canada Finance Jan 31st
Stock market news live updates: Stocks wrap up strong January as Fed decision looms Yahoo Canada FinanceU.S. stocks stay up as January struts to finish line BNN BloombergStocks open higher as earnings, Fed come into focus CNBC TelevisionThe close: Stocks rise after e.... More »
Retiring soon? There are some big financial changes coming — here’s what you need to know
– thestar.com
More than 2 million Canadians will turn 65 by 2030, with many not knowing what they are getting into, writes Gordon Pape.
