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Making sense of the markets this week: July 26 Jul 24th
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Earnings to drive Tesla stock into orbit?
Tesla has disrupted the entire automotive industry. The global leader in electric vehicles now has greater stock market value than Fo.... More »
Should I use money from my TFSA to contribute to my RRSP? It depends … Feb 6th
Experts say where you put your money depends on your short- and long-term financial goals — and sometimes what tax bracket you are in.... More »
U.S. Futures Edge Higher; Treasuries, Dollar Gain: Markets Wrap - Yahoo Finance May 22nd
U.S. Futures Edge Higher; Treasuries, Dollar Gain: Markets Wrap Yahoo FinanceStocks - Nvidia Rises, Alibaba, HPE Fall in Premarket Investing.comDow falls 150 points amid U.S.-China trade tensions, still up big for the week CNBCHow major US stock indexes fared Thursda.... More »
Horgan gives $600 million in tax rebates to help curb inflationary pressures - Vancouver Sun Sep 7th
Horgan gives $600 million in tax rebates to help curb inflationary pressures Vancouver SunB.C. government announces 2 tax credit boosts, rent increase cap for 2023 Global NewsB.C. caps rent increases at 2%, boosts climate tax credit and family benefit as cost of living soars&nb.... More »
Should you transfer your DC pension plan to a discount brokerage? May 8th
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I have been with the same employer for nearly 20 years and have participated in the company’s DC RPP for nearly that whole time.
A few years back I consolidated the majority of my different investment accounts—RRSP, TFSA and unregistered—by moving them all to a discount.... More »
London Stock Exchange CEO Xavier Rolet to step down by end of 2018
– theglobeandmail.com
Chief executive diversified LSE’s business; kept investment bank customers on side
Cenovus to sell Palliser oil, gas assets for $1.3-billion
– theglobeandmail.com
Selling Palliser crude oil and natural gas assets in southeastern Alberta to Torxen Energy and Schlumberger to help pay down debt
Students living at home spend $9,300 per year on average, For those who move away, it’s closer to $20,000. We asked 23,384 students how they pay for school and where they spend their money. Here’s what they told us.MORE: Create a university ranking based on what’s most important to you
1. The total average cost of a post-secondary education
2. Where does the money come from to pay for school?
First, the good news: only half of students are in debt. Now the bad: parents are picking up the slack—and not in a very efficient way. Nearly two-thirds of students say they don’t have an RESP.
3. The cost of books by program
Course materials account for a fraction of the total cost of university, but they still add up. Here’s how the least and most expensive programs compare on the cost of books.
4. Debt by year of study
The average level of debt by each year of study, based on responses from more than 11,000 indebted students.
5. Spending on food on campus in a typical week
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Mutual Fund – Mutual Funds – Mutual Funds Canada
– canadiancapitalist.com
Mutual Fund – Mutual Funds – #trilliondollarfunds
The Canadian Mutual Fund Market is worth over 1.1 trillion dollars. A considerable amount of assets under management also known as Canadian’s hard earned money and wealth.
MutualFund.ca is recognized as the number one go to site for Canadians. At the top of yahoo, google, bing and youtube this Canadian website is a favorite of Canadian financial consumers and respected and revered by growing number of investment and financial advisors.
Learn more about MutualFund.ca – the Mutual Funds Newsletter and Mutual Fund Seminar and how they all work in concert to help investors and advisors make, save and preserve more of their hard earned money.
For more information about Mutual Funds – a Free Portfolio Review and Free Andex Chart. Call 1-800-789-1011
The Canadian Mutual Fund Market is worth over 1.1 trillion dollars. A considerable amount of assets under management also known as Canadian’s hard earned money and wealth.
MutualFund.ca is recognized as the number one go to site for Canadians. At the top of yahoo, google, bing and youtube this Canadian website is a favorite of Canadian financial consumers and respected and revered by growing number of investment and financial advisors.
Learn more about MutualFund.ca – the Mutual Funds Newsletter and Mutual Fund Seminar and how they all work in concert to help investors and advisors make, save and preserve more of their hard earned money.
For more information about Mutual Funds – a Free Portfolio Review and Free Andex Chart. Call 1-800-789-1011
Mutual Funds Canada – Canadian Mutual Funds
Students cooking. (Maskot/Getty Images)Students starting university experience a lot of firsts, including managing a household budget (even if he or she is the entire household). Here are nine student financial tips to help them manage their finances, get good value and minimize reckless spending.
MORE: Create a university ranking based on what’s most important to you
1. Talk numbers
Parents and students should discuss a battle plan for the year. “Sit down with a child who isn’t comfortable with numbers and help them set up a budget,” advises certified financial planner Jason Heath. “Many of the university websites outline expenses for living on campus. Look these up and go through them with your child before they go off to university.” Parents should run the numbers with their kids as well, advises Annie Kvick, a money coach in North Vancouver. “Let your kids know how much four years of university costs, how much you’ve saved up and how much you expect them to contribute to the final bill,” she says…
