Take Advantage of High Interest Rates
Here are five ways you can boost your return potential when interest rates go up.
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Here are five ways you can boost your return potential when interest rates go up.
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Mutual funds are professionally managed, diversified investments that can provide ready access to opportunities that may not be available to individual investors. As with many goods and services, mutual funds have ongoing costs.
In a declining market, your first instinct may be to cut and run. This short case study on the 2008 financial crisis shows that staying invested or adding to your portfolio may be better options.
Historically, periods of strong market performance have lasted longer than and more than made up for losses incurred during bear markets.
History shows that investors who patiently weather market downturns are rewarded for staying focused on the long term.
Learn about the features of high-yield corporate bonds and how they can enhance your portfolio’s income potential.
Learn how investing within a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) can help you achieve your retirement goals.
Find out how investing within a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) can help fund your child’s post-secondary studies.
Learn how converting your RRSP into a Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) can provide the income you need in retirement.
U.S. dollar funds may be an ideal solution if you're looking to invest and spend in U.S. currency.
The potential impact of currency fluctuations should always be a consideration when you buy mutual funds that invest outside of Canada. Here’s a primer on the most common approaches portfolio managers take to this important aspect of international investing.
You know the expression, ‘Never put all your eggs in one basket.’ Nowhere is this truer than in the world of investing.
Choosing a financial advisor can be one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. So it’s worth taking the time to find the person who’s right for you. Here are some useful tips on what to look for.
How much you save is important, but when you start can also have a big effect. The sooner you invest, the more time your money has to reap the benefits of compounding.
All investments involve a certain degree of risk. The key is understanding how much risk is appropriate for your personal financial situation.
A mutual fund is a way of pooling your investment money with a large group of other investors. As a group, you get advantages and cost savings that might not be available to you as an individual investor.
The TFSA is a registered account developed to help Canadians invest for retirement. TFSAs are also useful for short- and long-term spending goals such as family vacations, purchasing a new car or home renovations.
The high-yield asset class has shown long-term resilience, and in cases where it has run into turbulence, it has bounced back impressively.
Professional investment managers have different styles and approaches. Incorporating this variety into your portfolio can benefit its performance.
The Management Expense Ratio, or MER, is a fee charged on mutual funds for the costs associated with running the fund.