Monthly Fund Ranking ReportEach month, we analyze more than 1200 mutual funds, pooled funds, and hedge funds putting them through our proprietary quantitative valuation model. We then prepare our Monthly Fund Ranking Report which rates and ranks each of the funds in our universe. You can download our July 31, 2012 Investment Fund Ranking Report here. |
Monthly Socially Responsible Investing ReportWith environmental and human rights concerns becoming more important to people, interest in the Socially Responsible Investing segment has never been stronger. In an effort to help keep investors and advisors informed on the SRI funds available, we have created our monthly Socially Responsible Investing Fund Report, which will be published on a monthly basis. You can download the July 31, 2012 Socially Responsible Investing Report here. |
Monthly WRAP Funds ReportFund of Fund or WRAP funds have consistently led the mutual funds sales stats in the past few years. Investor and advisor interest in the products are at an all time high, given the unprecedented levels of market volatility and uncertainty that is prevalent in the markets today. To help you zero in on the best WRAP funds available, we have created our new Monthly WRAP Funds Report that will be published on a monthly basis. If there is a WRAP fund that you would like to see added to this report, please contact us and we will add it for our next edition. |
My Mortgage DillemaMy wife and I rented a great place in the Beach area of Toronto, a stone’s throw from the boardwalk and some of the city’s best pubs and coffee shops. We lived there for five years and really loved it, but when we received the news that we are expecting our first child in December, we realized the need for something bigger very soon. We would have loved to have bought in the Beach or anywhere else in the downtown for that matter, but as first time home buyers, we just couldn’t afford it. So we settled on a three bedroom side split in a desirable area of Whitby that we moved into last week. It has a great yard, a wonderful neighbourhood feel and is the type of place you would want to raise a family. Another reason that we liked it is that it is a ten minute drive from my wife’s office and since I work at home it also works for me. The house was priced in the mid $300,000s, leaving us with a mortgage of about $300,000 and the complex questions of deciding how long a term to take, what rate and the trade offs of each choice. Read the entire article here |