So, you have decided to put this year’s RRSP contribution into a Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) to protect your capital. No problem. After all, everybody needs some fixed income assets to help smooth out the peaks and valleys of the equity market.
I am sure that when you walk into your bank, you will [...]
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Archive for February 23rd, 2006
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