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Does BMO’s low volatility ETF live up to its name?

Investor Clinic: John Heinzl investigates one fund that promises stability in unpredictable markets

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How investors can keep fees low

Even a few percentage points in fees can make a huge difference in the long run

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An easy way to find historical dividend information

John Heinzl answers a reader question about good ways to source key investment data

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Five reasons I’m not buying Apple

John Heinzl discusses why he won't touch the red-hot stock

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Why Procter & Gamble is one of my favourite dividend stocks

John Heinzl discusses the company's predictability

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How to keep investing emotions in check

John Heinzl offers a simple trick for keeping your cool when investing

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Looking for the 10-year yield on Government of Canada bonds?

Investor Clinic's John Heinzl explains where to find it

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Want to know when your tax refund is coming?

Investor Clinic's John Heinzl tells you how

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What is total return and does it matter?

John Heinzl explains how to calculate total return on a stock or ETF

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Diversification and bull markets

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Portfolio growth - historical returns

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Diversification and bear markets

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