The New Pension Strategy for Canadians
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Stability is the key to success. Invest wisely now, retire comfortably later. When is the best time to invest for my retirement, and how? This is a question that astute investors should be asking themselves. The New Pension Strategy for Canadians offers simple guidelines on how to harness the techniques used by larger pension plans and make them work for your individual needs. The key to successful investing is to structure your portfolio to achieve the maximum possible return, with the minimal amount of risk. Andrew Springett returns with an updated and revised edition that clarifies the complexities of the world's best-run investment plans and reviews the importance of creating an individual optimal portfolio by using modern portfolio theory, dynamic asset allocation, and diversification. This second edition has been expanded to include two new chapters of current valuable information needed to continue investing wisely. What role should the Tax-Free Savings Account play in a retirement plan? "Lessons Learned from a Crisis" is a section of information compiled by professionals from within the financial industry, and there's also a chapter on the importance of integrating financial, investment, and tax planning with risk management and estate planning. The book is built upon the work of Nobel Prize winners William F. Sharpe and Harry M. Markowitz.
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