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The Annual (Return) Quilting Bee: A Visual Representation of Asset Returns

in Blog
by Russell Sawatsky

There are two striking things about the returns of investment markets over the last decade or so. One is the consistently steady performance of the US stock market. Although not necessarily the top performing market every year, the US stock market has done very well...

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The Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Financial Planning Perspective

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by Russell Sawatsky

What to do? It almost feels like there is nowhere to hide. Major stock indices in Canada (S&P/TSX), the US (S&P 500) and the developed world outside of North America (MSCI EAFE) are down 25 to 30 percent in the space of a month. Bonds, which...

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Three Investment Matters to Consider for the New Year

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by Russell Sawatsky

An Introduction to Investment Planning – Part 6 1. Contribute to your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) As of 2020 your contribution room has increased another $6,000. If you have been age 18 or older since 2009, and a resident of Canada throughout that period, you now have...

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Russ Writes

  • Where to Keep Your Short-Term Money
  • The Annual (Return) Quilting Bee: A Visual Representation of Asset Returns
  • “It’s Your Funeral”: Your Funeral as Part of Your Estate Plan
  • Year-End Financial Checklist
  • Managing Your Insatiable Appetite for More: Getting Off the Hedonic Treadmill

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