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Introducing A Newsletter from Inspired Investor
Written by The Content Team | Published on March 20, 2019
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This week, RBC Direct Investing's Content Team is sending our new Inspired Investor newsletter, featuring timely articles delivered to your inbox every other Friday. You can expect a hand-picked collection of original content that's topical, relevant and created just for investors.
What will be in the newsletter?
You'll get a curated selection of four Inspired Investor articles every two weeks on topics relevant to your financial future. Depending on what's happening in the world of investing, you'll find articles on trade issues, interest rates, investing concepts like DRIPs1 or compound interest, and creative ideas that will often help you see things in a whole new light.
When will I get it?
Every other Friday.
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The newsletter will be distributed by email to all clients who are subscribed to the "Grow Your Investing Knowledge" notification. You can manage your notification preferences under My Portfolio.
What's Inspired Investor?
RBC Direct Investing's active publishing hub, Inspired Investor, brings you investing know-how, ideas and inspiration to help you take control of your money. Currently found at the bottom of your Home and Holdings pages, as well as throughout the Direct Investing platform, Inspired Investor features original content created by a team of writers, editors and all-around creative types.
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