by Boomer | Aug 23, 2011 | Investing
Real Return Bonds (RRB’s) are bonds that are issued by the Government of Canada and certain provinces. They are issued with a fixed coupon rate, pay semi-annual interest and have a specified maturity date just like regular bonds. The difference is that they...
by Robb Engen | Aug 22, 2011 | Personal Finance
One of the biggest decisions couples face after having kids is whether to have one parent stay at home full-time or whether both parents should return to the workforce. Unfortunately, with rising consumer debt levels, record housing prices and stagnant wages, there...
by Boomer | Aug 18, 2011 | Shopping
No, I’m not talking about timing the stock market to buy and sell shares. I’m talking about timing the retail market before making any purchases. This is the absolute best approach to saving money. When you buy when you need something right now you are forced to pay...
by Robb Engen | Aug 17, 2011 | Commentary
It seems like everyone’s talking about interest rates these days. For the past 3 years all of the financial experts predicted that an interest rate hike was imminent and consumers should curb their spending and reduce their debts quickly before the cost of borrowing...
by Boomer | Aug 16, 2011 | Shopping
I’m not exactly a technophobe but I fail to be impressed by all the gadgets available on the store shelves these days. I know I’m in the minority and a lot of people (especially, but not exclusively, you guys) are enticed by things that light up and bleep. Do you...
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