10 golden rules of investing in stocks
The Investment Reporter •2021-01-12 •
Now is as good a time as any to make changes in your investment program. Take a close look at your investment portfolio, and you may find some improvements are Read More
Keyword: Rule of 72
This handy rule provides a speedy method of determining the amount of time required to double your principal at a given rate of compound interest. Simply divide the number 72 by the annual return expressed in percentage form. The answer is the number of years required for the principal amount to double. For example, a security yielding 8% compounded annually, assuming no capital gain or loss, would double your principal in 9 (72÷8) years.
What to do about the gloomy economic outlook
Canadian Mutual Fund Adviser •2013-11-15 •
Canadian Mutual Fund Adviser, MPL Communications Inc.
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Stephen Poloz, governor of the Bank of Canada, has painted a gloomy picture of the Canadian economy Read More
