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With everything happening in the world — from the US push to annex Greenland, to new tariffs against Europe, to military intervention in Venezuela — investors may not be focused on the US midterm elections just yet. But this pivotal contest is just 10 months away, and the campaign starts in earnest next month when

In meinem 322. Portfoliocheck schaue ich wieder in das Depot von Prem Watsa, einem der erfolgreichsten Value Investoren der Welt, von dem die meisten Menschen noch nie gehört haben. Er gilt als der ‘kanadische Warren Buffett‘ und kann auf spektakuläre Renditen verweisen: auf Sicht von 35 Jahren erzielte Watsa durchschnittlich 15,7 % pro Jahr. Fairfax

I rented an apartment in India for a week. On the second day, I noticed there was a small camera filming the living room.  It was trained on the front door, so they probably had it for security, but it made me feel very uncomfortable. I contacted the owner, but they did not respond. What

The “Dogs of the TSX” dividend investing strategy for Canadian stocks has been a focus of mine for the past 14 years. I don’t follow the “Dogs” strategy with a majority of my portfolio, but it is a key factor when I look at my relative weighting of Canadian stocks at the end of each

“Wir suchen nach Unternehmen, die vom Markt nicht verstanden und falsch bepreist werden.” (Daniel Loeb)

When we asked Money Mail readers for their tips for living on the state pension last week, we were overwhelmed by the response. Scores of readers wrote in to share ideas for budgeting and savvy tricks to enjoy life without overspending. Reporter Toby Walne described his sobering experience of living on the state pension alone. 

When I started writing about Canadian personal finance roughly two decades ago, choosing the best ETFs in Canada was pretty easy. You could basically count the number of options on your fingers.  There were no Canadian all-in-one ETFs, no clever ticker symbols, and no glossy marketing pushing “new” leveraged fund strategies every quarter. ETFs were

2025 was another great year for equity investors, the third year in a row where the ASX 300 returned more than 10%1. All investors want the good times to keep rolling, but the longer they do and the higher valuations creep the closer we are to an inevitable market correction. Investors that want to de-risk