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Beyond the posts: How to evaluate investing information found on social media

…risks. This means you don’t see a complete picture to make an informed decision about investing your money. It’s important to consider both the pros and cons of any financial…

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How interest rates affect your investments

…how interest rates work for mortgages and other loans, but let’s take a look at how interest rates affect how you invest your money. The role of the Bank of…

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Investing in the exempt market

…them raise money without the time and expense of preparing a prospectus. Investments like debt, equity, asset-backed securities, investment funds and derivatives can be sold in the exempt market. Some scammers pitch…

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How to buy GICs

…You will have to pay a penalty for withdrawing your money early. If you think you may need to get your money out early, buy a redeemable or cashable GIC…

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Other types of funds

…the early stages of developing new products or markets. There’s a good chance they could lose money or go out of business. Your money is locked in for 8 years…

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Four ways to track your expenses

…to have a realistic picture of where your money goes. When you take time to track it, it can often lead to a reality check and reveal places you are…

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Protecting business interests

…deceased partner’s beneficiary or estate receives the buyout money immediately, and the business can carry on without the additional financial burden of securing money from loans or cash reserves to…

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Homeowners and tax

…You won’t pay tax on any money you make when you sell your principal residence. You don’t have to report the sale on your tax return. If prices go down…

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Making a complaint: Reporting wrongdoing

…may include: unregistered people or businesses offering you investment products; a person or business taking money out of your account, or buying or selling securities with your money without first…

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Boiler room scams

…you will have lost your money. If you call back, shortly after you have given them money, and try to back out of the transaction, they may bully you and…

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How interest rates affect your investments

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