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Managers of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) continue to slash fees as they compete to attract investors. Learn more about what these new low- and no-fee offer and how to decide if they are a good fit for your portfolio.
The stigma around social and medical marijuana use is falling. Big-brands, such as Constellation foods, have started investing in cannabis expansions, driving consumer interest and share prices up.
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) have grown exponentially in recent years. The ever-increasing number of ETFs means you can find something for just about every investment strategy.
It’s not uncommon for self-directed investors to get their start by buying a single popular stock or sector that promises fast growth and big returns. But investing in a single stock isn’t a sound long-term strategy.
Tech group purchases enough green power to match its global needs
Since making their debut in Canada earlier this year, asset allocation ETFs (or “all-in-one” ETFs) have been much discussed among investors.
These funds offer a whole portfolio’s worth of stocks and bonds in a single, simple and affordable product.
The bitcoin price started the year at $750 and spiked above $15,000 in the first week of December. But is cryptocurrency a good investment opportunity?
The cryptocurrency has attracted people who mistrust institutions—and those looking for a way to get rich quick.
In the third and final instalment of our three-part series, we look at how a company's governance structure, policies and procedures can impact shareholder value.
In the second instalment of our three-part article series, we look at why a company's social impact should matter to investors.
In this first of three articles, we explore the environmental issues that can impact companies' performance and shareholder value.
We are always cutting cognitive corners, especially in finance.
Headstrong ride-sharing group should be seen in context of history of tech arrogance.
Look back to Immelt's predecessor to understand why GE has trailed the U.S. market.
Artificial intelligence could revolutionize the insurance industry—but it may also allow clients to calculate if they need protection.
There is a variety of bond ETFs available in Canada, which can provide diversified exposure to various types of government and corporate bonds.
More investors are looking for ways to grow their money, while also making a positive impact on the world around them.
Capital Group embarks on an uphill battle against index funds.
Wealthy investors can use their money for good and make money.
Royal Dutch Shell is selling most of its Canadian oil sands assets, the latest sign of global energy groups backing away from high-cost and greenhouse gas-intensive sources...
A tech boom in Canada’s third-largest city has pulled in tens of thousands of skilled workers and start-up entrepreneurs.
What advances in gene editing, artificial general intelligence, clean and renewable energy, Li-Fi, and smart appliances could hold in store for us.
Diversification is just one consideration for investors looking at dividend ETFs.
More effective tax regimes and smarter forms of wealth redistribution will be needed to ease our social strains.
The US economy is set to power ahead and push inflation back to target despite hazards overseas, a senior Federal Reserve policymaker said.
Saskatchewan this year outlawed all pension plans from buying farmland.
Signs are promising that when investors entrust money to passive fund managers, their interests are being represented aggressively.
How bad could it get? After two weeks, markets have suffered a worse start to 2016 than for any previous year on record.
A quick overview of the investments you can hold in your self-directed account, and the advantages of each.
As an investor, you should know three things about yourself: your risk tolerance, your time horizon and how much time you can dedicate to managing your portfolio.
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