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Alternative ways of investing ►

- in general - with the issuer - discount broker - independent adviser - full service broker - brokers and funds - investment counsel - mutual fund dealer

Investment returns ►

- savings and returns - investment return measurement - asset allocation-investment policy - diversification and asset classes - geographic diversification - portfolio rebalancing - investment returns and indexes

Costs of investing

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- non-registered accounts - registered (RRSP) accounts

- in general - beat the market? - actively-managed funds - index funds (ETF's and index mutual funds) - pocket money - canadian financial markets - american financial markets - foreign financial markets

Fixed income (debt) ►

- in general - building a ladder - diversification - bonds and inflation - special cases - short term investing (cash)

Alternative investments ►

- in general - commercial leased real estate - venture capital (private equity) - index-linked (capital protected) notes - exchange traded commodities - hedge funds

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There's something in people, you might even call it a little bit of a gambling instinct . . . I tell people [investing] should be dull. It shouldn't be exciting. Investing should be more like watching paint dry or watching grass grow. If you want excitement, take $800 and go to Las Vegas . Paul Samuelson.