…or financial gifts during a holiday. Use this calculator to help decide whether you should use it for investing, or pay down debt first. Pay down debt or invest calculator…
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How to open a RRIF for retirement income
…you: Have a complex portfolio. Have built up a lot of retirement savings. Are more comfortable with a professional managing your investments. How do you open an RRIF? There are…
Sources of income in retirement
…from. On this page you’ll find What investments can be a source of retirement income? Retirement income from government benefits Other considerations for managing your retirement income What investments can…
Robo-advisors vs. traditional advisors
…advisers provide more personalized services. A human adviser will be your point of contact and is responsible for providing services, managing your portfolio, and answering your questions. You may also…
Types of investment risk
…depending on demand and supply. Equity risk is the risk of loss because of a drop in the market price of shares. Interest rate risk – applies to debt investments…
Investing in the exempt market
…a prospectus. Investments like debt, equity, asset-backed securities, investment funds and derivatives can be sold in the exempt market. Some scammers pitch fraudulent investments as exempt securities. Learn more about investment scams. What…
How to evaluate companies when buying stock
…short-term debts (or current liabilities)? If a company is short on cash, this may be a warning sign. How does the company plan to repay its debt? 2. Dividend history…
Steps to offering a financial lifeline
…finances and lifestyle. Various personal and financial obligations can be affected, including mortgage or rent payments, debt payments, monthly bills, groceries, or keeping up with seasonal needs and gift-giving. They…
Saving versus investing
…rate of inflation. This means your money could have less purchasing power in the long run. If you are paying off high interest debts such as credit cards, it may…
Prepare for the unexpected
…when deciding who to trust include: Trustworthy – someone whose day-to-day conduct reflects high ethical standards. Ideally, without high levels of personal debt or addictions that might lead them to…