Mutual Fund Investing For Canadians For Dummies - Bell, Andrew; Borzykowski, Bryan
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A Canadian's guide to becoming a pro investor Mutual Fund Investing For Canadians For Dummies is your Canada-specific guide to understanding mutual funds. Active fund management, lower costs, diversification--there's a lot to be said for these funds, and this book guides you through it all. You'll learn how to get started, with or without an investment adviser, and discover strategies for building a portfolio that matches your financial goals. This easy-to-understand reference makes mutual funds accessible for Canada-based investors who are just getting started and those who are nearing…mehr

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A Canadian's guide to becoming a pro investor Mutual Fund Investing For Canadians For Dummies is your Canada-specific guide to understanding mutual funds. Active fund management, lower costs, diversification--there's a lot to be said for these funds, and this book guides you through it all. You'll learn how to get started, with or without an investment adviser, and discover strategies for building a portfolio that matches your financial goals. This easy-to-understand reference makes mutual funds accessible for Canada-based investors who are just getting started and those who are nearing retirement. Inside... * Weigh the pros & cons of mutual funds * Identify your financial goals * Build a fund portfolio * Explore hedge funds & managed funds * Know which sources you can trust * Get the scoop on working with advisors * Consider RRSPs and TFSAs * Understand Canadian tax regulations
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Bryan Borzykowski, founder and director of ALLCAPS Content, is an award-winning business journalist specialising in investing, personal finance, and small businesses. Bryan is the author of ETFs For Canadians For Dummies and Day Trading For Canadians For Dummies. Andrew Bell is a host on the Business News Network. He previously worked as an investment reporter and editor with The Globe and Mail.