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How to retire: Dos & Don'ts

In the age of globalization and activist investors, work can feel dark and dreary, inspiring dreams of the day you can skip your cellphone across cottage lakes.  Read more

• Two great RRSP debates
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• They're golden: the best places to retire
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• The costs of being a caregiver
• Retire before 40

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Your Money

• Canadians will gravitate back toward RRSPs as investment vehicle this year: CIBCMon Feb 8, 2010
• Keep your nest egg from running outMon Feb 8, 2010
• CIBC sees Canadians moving back into RRSPs as investment vehicle this yearMon Feb 8, 2010
• Health Spending Accounts can help Canadians stretch their health care dollarsSun Feb 7, 2010

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Expert Opinion

Is volatile income the new normal?

By Laura Rowley, Money & Happiness

By following some rules, you can manage life with an up-and-down paycheck

• Talking to your kids about the economic crisisby Laura Rowley, Money & Happiness
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• Know your money behaviourby Laura Rowley, Money & Happiness

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  The caregiver's costsThe Canadian Press –As boomers near retirement, many are feeling the squeeze of carin...Read more
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  Boomers working longer50 plus –Yet another study shows what many of us already know boomers aren...Read more

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  What homes do retirees want?Canadian Business –For developers of retirement communities, the challenge is to fig...Read more
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  Mild to Wild - Canada's retirement hotspotsCanadian Business –Nestled into the eastern Rockies, surrounded by Banff National Pa...Read more

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  Mortgages Type	Rate
  1-yr Closed	3.35%
  3-yr Closed	4.00%
  5-yr Closed	4.67%

• GICs

  GICs Type	Rate
  1-yr Annual	0.90%
  3-yr Annual	2.09%
  5-yr Annual	2.78%

• RRSP

  RRSP Type	Rate
  1-yr	0.89%
  3-yr	2.04%
  5-yr	2.72%

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