Top 10 Articles of 2019: Wealthy Barber, Investing Know-How and Housing
Written by The Content Team | Published on December 17, 2019
Written by The Content Team | Published on December 17, 2019
One of our favourite things to do at the end of each year is to look back on stories that have resonated the most with our readers. This year, investing-specific topics, Wealthy Barber musings, housing in Canada and retirement planning are among those that topped the list. And one that put a “spring" in our step? The tale of the first market crash.
Here are the top 10 Inspired Investor articles of 2019.
1. How to Think Like an Analyst
Nine smart tactics to help you up your research game.
2. Should I Expect a Tax Slip for My TFSA?
Some investors wonder why they can't find a tax slip for their Tax-Free Savings account. Here's why.
3. What is Short Selling and How Does it Work?
Short selling is the selling of borrowed stock, a strategy that comes with opportunities and risks.
4. Why The Wealthy Barber Won't Act as Executor
There are two things The Wealthy Barber won't do for his friends: help them move or act as executor. He explains why.
5. How Much? Canadians Believe They Need THIS Much to Retire
At the top end of the spectrum, people in British Columbia think they'll need over $1 million to retire.
6. Warm, Hot, Cold? A Temperature Check on Canada's Housing Market
Five takeaways from RBC's latest housing trends and affordability report.
7. Update Your Will Now — the Wealthy Barber Says So
The Wealthy Barber on why you need an up-to-date will.
8. What Investments Can I Hold in My TFSA?
A primer on Tax-Free Savings Account investment options.
9. Buy a House with a Tulip? The Tale of the First Market Crash
Well before talk of Wall Street crashes, Dot-com Bubbles or cryptocurrency, there was Tulip Mania.
10. Compound Interest: How It Works and Why It's Amazing
Grow your savings faster with a "powerful force" called compounding.
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