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What your will should cover and why

…capacity mean when making your will? Summary What is a will and why should you have one? A will is a formal document. It describes how you want your money,…

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How to make an investment policy statement

…and needs. Your investor policy should include: 1. What you’re investing for, and when. These are the goals you want to reach, such as retirement, education savings, or other reasons….

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Factors that affect bond prices and how to monitor them

…the factors that affect bond prices? Bonds are a kind of fixed-income security. When you buy a bond, you lend your money to a company or government (the issuer) for…

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Flow-through shares

…lock in your money for up to 2 years. You can’t get your money out, no matter how the company is doing or what you need your money for. Learn…

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Principal protected notes (PPNs)

…want to get your money out sooner, you could pay a penalty and you could lose the guarantee on your principal. You could also lose money if the investment has…

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What to consider before borrowing against your home

…access to a larger amount of money compared to unsecured loans, like credit cards. You could be approved to borrow a more money than you need. This is risky since…

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Digital tokens: A reality check

…enough money or attract enough community interest to follow through on its business plan. Even if they attract money and community interest, the company might fail to translate their business…

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What is a romance scam?

…down. 2. The person asks for money. Fraudsters will give many reasons why they need money ranging from emergencies to a good investment opportunity. Remember that generally, any person trying…

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Investing in the cannabis industry

…to raise money by issuing additional shares. When companies issue additional shares to raise money, it comes at the expense of existing shareholders, whose percentage ownership decreases proportionally to the…

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TBA Coin

…red flags of fraud. 4 signs of investment fraud to look for 1. You can make a lot of money with little or no risk In general, higher-risk investments offer…

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