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Wealth Management

Stocks, bonds or cash?

The conventional thinking is diversifying with bonds will help protect investors from a stock market collapse. In reality, there's a better solution.

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The truth about your mortgage

Top Canadian bank reveals which rate — fixed or variable - is the best for homeowners  read more

• Canadians should brace for higher mortgage rates
• 5 tips for a quick home sale
• Sell your home yourself and save thousands
• Is it better to rent than own?
• Your house as a hedge

What's Your Opinion?

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Credit: Friend or foe?

It can help you achieve material goals - or turn you into a prisoner of debt for the rest of your life. Here are the basics of borrowing that you need to know  read more

• Holiday credit card tips
• Reality check: How many credit cards you should own
• Ways you're getting ripped off

• Top tips from financial experts
• Investments you don't need
• Five steps self-investors should know

Advice from Yahoo! personal finance expert Laura Rowley

Years ago, two notable psychologists concluded that people who make the pursuit of money and materialism a top goal in life have lower well-being. But is this really the case?  read more

• What not to do when you buy a home
• How to overcome financial chaos

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Rates

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• Mortgages

  Mortgages Type	Rate
  1-yr Closed	3.54%
  3-yr Closed	4.15%
  5-yr Closed	4.97%

• GICs

  GICs Type	Rate
  1-yr Annual	0.95%
  3-yr Annual	2.12%
  5-yr Annual	2.77%

• RRSP

  RRSP Type	Rate
  1-yr	0.94%
  3-yr	2.09%
  5-yr	2.75%

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Top 5 Questions & Answers

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