Tag: investments
Paying off your Mortgage before you Retire
By: Elias KellendonkMore than half of the baby boomer generation has paid off less than 50 per cent of their current mortgage.
Capitalization Rates: What they mean to Commercial Purchasers
By: Elias KellendonkThe capitalization or ‘Cap Rate’ is a valuation used to give commercial buyers a more inclusive estimate of a commercial property’s value as oppose to, say, a gross rent valuation.
Private Commercial Lenders Provide Alternate Route for Commercial Funding
By: Elias KellendonkPrivate commercial lenders, particularly in the commercial mortgage market, are increasingly becoming the go-to for hard-to-fund commercial projects.
Are Mutual Funds Underperforming?
By: The Super Broker78 per cent of actively managed mutual funds under-perform the general stock market index.
Investing in Renewable Energy and other Green Initiatives
By: Elias KellendonkCanadian renewable energy trusts are one of the many green investment options available to both Canadian and US investors.
Canadian Study Finds Having a Financial Plan Yields Greater Savings and Security
By: Elias KellendonkThe study, ordered by the Financial Planning Standards Council (FPSC), found that of the 20 per cent, or less, Canadians who actually employ a financial planning strategy, virtually all state that doing so has affected an increased ability to save, and an improved sense of security and lifestyle comfort.
Create a Budget
By: The Super BrokerIf you have no investments but want to start investing, you need a budget to determine how much you can safely afford to invest each month.
Is Home Ownership Actually a Hindrance in Retirement?
By: The Super BrokerAfter retirement, is it in your best interests to own your own home?
Safe Investing Points to Large-Cap Companies
By: The Super BrokerInvestors should be looking for companies with a strong potential to generate cash flow and with interest-swallowing debt loads well in check.