Image courtesy of Wiley Recently, Michael helped to update the Canadian version of Personal Finance for Dummies (7th edition), a comprehensive guide to everything from budgeting and spending…
Read more “Get to know and minimize the investing fees you pay”: Michael McCullough, MoneySense contributing editor – MoneySenseInterestingly, small-cap stocks have historically outperformed their larger counterparts and, if academics are to be believed, will continue to do so over the long term. Don’t let recency…
Read more Boost your portfolio: Why and how to increase small-cap exposure with ETFs – MoneySenseSource: Multpl.com The CAPE Ratio assesses a stock’s price compared to its average earnings over the past 10 years, adjusted for inflation. A high CAPE Ratio suggests that…
Read more Cap-weighted vs. equal-weighted ETFs: Which is best for Canadian investors? – MoneySenseSure, investing in these ETFs means you’ll forfeit 15% of your dividends to withholding tax. Yet, for many, it’s a worthwhile trade-off to gain access the most significant…
Read more Is VFV a good buy? What about other U.S. ETFs with even lower fees? – MoneySenseAlthough ETFs are often considered instruments for passive or index investing, actively managed ETFs are on the rise. If U.S. investment trends are a bellwether for what’s in…
Read more Taking an active approach to ETF investing in Canada – MoneySense
