Transcript: Investment Pitfall #4: Failing to Diversify Properly
Avoid the pitfall of poor diversification—learn why concentrated portfolios increase risk, how ETFs help Canadians diversify, and why balance is key to success.
Avoid the pitfall of poor diversification—learn why concentrated portfolios increase risk, how ETFs help Canadians diversify, and why balance is key to success.
Financial planning for Canadians age 25–35: manage debt, save 15–20%, start RRSPs & TFSAs, and build strong money habits to secure long-term financial success.
Financial planning for Canadians age 35–60: maximize earnings, control lifestyle spending, save 15–20%, reduce debt & prepare for retirement with confidence.
Retirement planning in Canada—sustainable withdrawal rates, tax, estate & investment strategies to stay active, secure & enjoy life after 60.
Learn how an Investment Policy Statement gives Canadian investors clarity, discipline & confidence—reducing stress, avoiding pitfalls & improving results.
Explore 20 years of investment lessons—tech booms, housing gains, bond returns & small-cap value. Learn why diversification, discipline & patience matter.
Learn how evidence-based investing helps Canadians avoid stock picking & market timing—focusing on asset classes, diversification & long-term financial security.
Discover why investing in asset classes is smarter than stock picking or market timing—boosting returns, reducing risk & building long-term wealth for Canadians.
Discover why diversification is essential to evidence-based investing—reducing risk, overcoming home bias, and improving returns for Canadian investors.
Learn why indexing is key to evidence-based investing—delivering long-term returns, diversification, lower costs, tax efficiency & transparency for Canadians.
Explore the 50-year history of index investing—Fama’s efficient market theory, Jack Bogle & Vanguard, ETFs, and why Canadian investors are joining the revolution.
Explore how pandemic buying behaviours reshaped Canadian real estate, home gyms, pets & cottages—and what these emotional trends mean for investors.