The asset allocation that I had chosen for my retirement account was 65% equities and 35% fixed income. I further broke the equities down to 27.5% Canadian, 22.5% US, 10% International and 5% real estate.
For some (strange) reason, I was managing my taxable and non-taxable accounts separately. Well, that doesn’t make sense since [...]

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Although the debate over whether a house was considered an asset or not ended with readers on both sides of the fence, I happened to be reading a book that talked about this exact same debate!
The book is called “Protect Your Nest Egg” written by Eric Kirzner and Richard Croft. I am almost done [...]

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