Taking advantage of low cost exchange traded index funds and developing a responsible portfolio allocation, our friend Harry sets a nice precedent for others to follow. In August, 2008, he started his account. The Canadian stock market is roughly 10% lower today (March 14, 2010) than it was in August, 2008. Likewise, the U.S. and …
Daily Archive: March 17, 2010
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