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I Want to Invest: Where Do I Start? Who Do I Speak To?

Most of us were not taught about personal investing, either at home or in school—but it’s never too late to learn! Where do you start? Who do you speak to? This article provides a step-by-step process, along with a bonus tip on an investing habit that will almost effortlessly contribute to your long-term financial wellbeing.

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3 Reasons Why You May Wish to Consider a Prenup in Canada

Are you planning to get engaged, or are you recently engaged? A prenuptial agreement (or “prenup” for short) may be the last topic you or your partner want to have a conversation about right now; however, when two people come together, it is a partnership, and you are joining your assets. Stay informed—here are three reasons why you may wish to consider a prenup.

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Is Dollar Cost Averaging the Right Investment Strategy for You?

Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA), also referred to as unit cost averaging, incremental averaging or cost average effect, is an investment strategy intended to minimize the impact of volatility when investing. What is dollar-cost averaging, what are its benefits and drawbacks, and is this investment strategy best for you? Read this article to learn more.

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Should You Relocate or Stay Put in Retirement? Financial Pros and Cons

You may be living in your most valuable asset—your family home—and contemplating whether or not to use it to help fund your retirement. In addition to emotional considerations, the financial aspects of the decision to relocate or stay put can be significant. This article explores the financial pros and cons to help you decide which “move” is best for you: relocate or stay put in retirement.

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