How to estimate future stock and bond returns when creating a financial plan
This paper reviews the risk of a capital gains distribution specific to Vanguard ETFs, more specifically from the perspective of Canadian taxable investors. We conclude that Vanguard’s multiple-share-class structure is very unlikely to trigger large capital gains distributions.
ESG and SRI investments are becoming more prevalent in the investment universe. This document covers the three main strategies of ESG investing: passive, integration, and active. We review the implementation of each strategy, the consequences for portfolio returns, and we recommend some options for investing according to ESG.
One of the most common questions that I am asked is “should I invest in real estate?” Even more common than this question is the matter of fact statement that real estate is a great investment.
This report describes the competitive landscape for passively and actively managed funds over the last twelve years in Canada and the United States.
Looking for reliable data on recent market performance? Here you’ll find a PDF document of the monthly statistics for the month of February for the various Canadian, U.S. and international markets that we follow.
Looking for reliable data on recent market performance? Here you’ll find a PDF document of the monthly statistics for the month of January for the various Canadian, U.S. and international markets that we follow.
Looking for reliable data on recent market performance? Here you’ll find a PDF document of the monthly statistics for the month of December for the various Canadian, U.S. and international markets that we follow.
Looking for reliable data on recent market performance? Here you’ll find a PDF document of the monthly statistics for the month of November for the various Canadian, U.S. and international markets that we follow.
Looking for reliable data on recent market performance? Here you’ll find a PDF document of the monthly statistics for the month of October for the various Canadian, U.S. and international markets that we follow.
This document explains how to use the Rate of Return calculator to calculate your portfolio’s annual rate of return.
By using an approximate time-weighted rate of return (such as the Modified Dietz method), investors will be better able to gauge their performance relative to index benchmarks.
To help you complete your income tax return, the following document is an overview of the most common Canadian tax slips.
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This document provides the performance data for Dimensional Global Portfolios for February 2019, as compiled by the Passmore & Felix team.
This document provides the performance data for Model Portfolios for December 2018, as compiled by Nancy Graham & Her Team.
This document provides the performance data for the Model ETF Portfolios as of December 2018, as compiled by the Toronto team.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. The historical performance of indexes is illustrative only and will not necessarily mirror the future performance of any fund tracking that benchmark.
The instant access to unlimited information on the Internet has not improved experienced investors’ chances of having a positive investing experience. The need to rise above the noise with out busy lives has never been greater. That is where this book comes in.
Jargon-free and written for all investors — experienced, beginner, and everyone in between — The Investment Answer distills the process into just five decisions — five straightforward choices that can lead to safe and sound ways to manage your finances.
As a financial planner, Carl Richards grew frustrated watching people he cared about make the same mistakes over and over with their money. They were letting emotion get in the way of making smart financial decisions. He named this phenomenon—the distance between what we should do and what we actually do— “the behavior gap.”
A country place is a symbol of relaxation, continuity in life, and family harmony. But when the topic of ownership succession is raised, that lovely spot can be transformed into a source of stress, uncertainty and family strife.
Setting up NBIN MyPortfolio+ to Show Consolidated Assets upon Login
This checklist provides information on additional steps that you can take to protect yourself from identity theft and fraud.
