Jonathan Chevreau
Getting Out of Debt to Achieve Financial Independence
Financial independence won’t be achieved overnight, but getting out of debt is highly important. Follow these steps to begin getting out of debt today. More »
How Worried Should Investors Truly Be?
Jonathan discusses Howard Marks's ideas, such as striking a balance between aggressiveness and defensiveness in your portfolio. More »
If you like FANG stocks near their highs, you should love BAT stocks while China’s in a bear market
FANG famously stands for Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google although some have added Apple to make it FAANG. More »
New Mutual Fund Advice Guidelines Underwhelm Advocates for Consumer Investors
Investors don’t need the CSA and the bank-dominated investment industry to defend their interests. More »
Tariffs, Trade Wars, NAFTA, and the Federal Budget: Not the Optimal Time to Overweight Canadian Stocks
What with a high-spending, fiscally lax federal budget and Trump-induced fears about tariffs and a global trade war, it’s little wonder Canadian investors are... More »
January Is TFSA Top-Up Time: How to Contribute the Maximum $5,500 Even if You Don’t Have “New” Money
Now in its 10th year, Canada’s TFSA program has rapidly become the most popular way to grow savings tax-free for short-term savings goals. More »
How Fools Can Play the Robo-Advisor Revolution Indirectly
Power Corporation of Canada (TSX:POW) is one way Foolish do-it-yourself investors can jump on the robo bandwagon without having to pay fees. More »
Lower Future Returns From Balanced Portfolios Means a Bull Market in Advice
If your financial advisor starts to warn you about lower returns from financial markets going forward, don’t be surprised. More »
Overconfident Millennials and Gen X Flunk Financial Literacy Test, but Boomers Only Marginally Better
This survey suggests Canadians need to redouble their efforts to learn more about personal finance and investing, thereby empowering themselves. More »
The Future of ETF Investing
The asset management industry is moving away from stock-picking, benchmarks, and relative performance to an emphasis on asset allocation, investment goals, and individual performance.... More »