Archive for May 2011
When To Fire Your Investment Manager
When it comes to dealing with an investment manager, investors frequently err in one of two ways. They fire managers they should keep and keep managers they should let go.
Read MoreThe Stage Of Life Formerly Known As Retirement
The idea of retirement as a universal reward for a lifetime of hard work is relatively recent. Just a couple of generations ago it was assumed that you would work until you were physically incapable of doing so.
Read More4 Hidden Costs When Buying And Selling Your House
It is helpful to ask questions so you fully understand how closing costs can impact your budget. Here’s a closer look at the 4 hidden costs of buying a house.
Read MoreInstead Of A Vacation, Plan A Staycation
You can save tons of money and still have loads of fun if you opt for a staycation. That’s when you stay home and pretend you are on vacation.
Read MoreMy 20 Favourite Books On Business
I thought I would share my 20 favourite books on business, which have made a tremendous impact on my life and had a positive influence on my career:
Read MoreHow To Kill The Joy Of Giving
I think that losing the joy of giving has come about because we as a culture have lost the joy of receiving.
Read MoreUsing E-post To Organize And Manage Your Bills
E-post is a free online service offered by Canada Post where you can receive and manage your financial documents and pay bills online.
Read MoreBuild An Opportunity Fund
Financial planners recommend setting aside savings of three to six months of expenses in case of unexpected emergencies, but how about setting up two years worth of expenses for an opportunity fund?
Read MoreCriteria For Selecting A Dividend Growth Stock
Here are some criteria to consider for selecting a dividend growth stock, keeping in mind that any broad stock screening process is just a starting point.
Read MoreSettling In To A Retirement Community
My brother and I have spent several months investigating various senior care facilities and retirement communities for our parents. They are in their mid to late 80’s.
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