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      -- Canadian guide to simply successful investing.
      By Bates, Larry (Investor advocate)
       2018., Adult, Audey Press Call No: 332.60971 B329b    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: You work hard. You sacrifice to save. You risk your money in the market over your working lifetime and you trust your bank to treat you fairly. But your bank strips away half of your lifetime investment returns in fees. Without realizing it, millions of Canadians are in precisely this position. How does the industry pull this off? The big Canadian banks - and by extension our entire financial industry - occupy a position of paternalistic authority that too many individual investors respect unquestioningly. The industry brilliantly capitalizes on the combination of poor understanding of fees, deep loyalty, and misplaced trust by charging Canadians the highest investment fees in the world. There is a better way!
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      -- No-shame, no-blame guide to getting rid of your debt.
      By Simmons, Shannon Lee
       2018., Adult, Collins Call No: 332.02402 S592l   Edition: First edition.    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: "After working with thousands of financial planning clients, Shannon Lee Simmons knows that your only way out of the debt cycle is to truly understand all of your spending triggers so you can shut them down for good. In Living Debt-Free, she shows you that it is possible to have a life and pay down debt at the same time. In fact, that’s the only way your debt plan will work. You will learn to take control of your finances and pay down your debt in a realistic way that will keep you motivated long enough to see it through to the end. No shame. No blame. No scare tactics" -- amazon.ca.
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      -- Getting more without saving more.
      By Vettese, Fred, 1953-
       2020., Adult, ECW Press Call No: NEW 332.024 V591r   Edition: Second edition, completely revised and updated.    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: Canada's #1 bestselling retirement income book is now completely revised and updated. With over one thousand Canadians turning 65 every day, the cultivation of good decumulations practices - the way in which you draw down assets in retirement, ideally to have a secure income for the rest of your life - has become an urgent matter that no one can afford to ignore. As COVID-19 rocks the economy in an unprecedented black swan event, retirees and those who are preparing to retire need answers to pressing questions about their financial futures. Frederick Vettese demystifies a complex and often frightening subject and provides practical, actionable advise based on five enhancements the reader can make to mitigate risk and secure their financial future.
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      -- Income for life :
      By Vettese, Fred, 1953-
       [2018]., Adult, Milner & Associates Inc. Call No: 332.024 V591r    Availability:1 of 1     At Your Library Summary Note: A five-step game plan for turning your life savings into income that will last as long as you do. You spend a lifetime accumulating assets and building wealth, and most of the financial industry and the information it produces are geared to that accumulation phase. But thousands of people are now hitting retirement age every day and are entering the decumulation phase of their life - the long period when they have to draw down their life savings to create retirement income with little information to go on. Other than their health, retirees are most worried about running out of money before they die. Frederick Vettese is Chief Actuary of Morneau Shepell, a position he has held since 1991. He has written op-eds for the National Post and The Globe and Mail.