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CEO of the Year: Cool under pressure

Before Hal Kvisle arrived, TransCanada was a one-trick pony in a declining domestic market. Today, it's a energy-infrastructure powerhouse...

Are we there yet?

How are Canada’s CEOs tackling the climate-change agenda? We go right to the source — in our first-ever green issues CEO forum

Carbon taxes vs. carbon trading

What's the most effective way to make business pay for the right to pollute?
Green on green

What is the business case for the greening of enterprise?
The globalization of carbon

Should developing nations meet the same carbon emissions standards as developed nations?
Chief ecological officer

What is the role of the chief executive in promoting sustainability?
"C" Change

Climate change will become a part of every CEO’s mindset. Ignoring the issue is no option

CEO Scorecard In Depth

Bang for the Buck

CEOs continue to be paid millions. But are they worth it? Our exclusive pay-for-performance ranking tells all

Winners get results

Our annual ranking of CEOs at Canada’s top 200 companies showcases the best and worst performances in the column that matters most: investor...
The 2008 Bossies

Sure, certain corporate executives in the United States have become larger-than-life legends of moral and financial ineptitude. But here...

CEO Feature Profiles

CEO #1: Heinz Schimmelbusch

The CEO Scorecard's #1 CEO on the astonishing rise — and fall — of Timminco Ltd.'s share price
CEO #2: Kevin Loughrey

Thompson Creek Metals rides the wave of high molybdenum prices
CEO #3: John Wright

Petrobank Energy and Resources Inc. tap into new technologies in the oilsands
CEO #19: John Beck

Aecon Group keeps busy despite downturn
CEO #50: Jim Shaw

Shaw Communications continues expansion, troucing its rival Telus
CEO #63: Lino Saputo

Saputo CEO sees growth south of the border
CEO # 92: Terry Leon

Leon's Furniture CEO has a plan for the economic slowdown
CEO # 95: Jürgen Schreiber

Shoppers Drug Mart continues on its ambitious expansion

FP500

The latest stories from the top 50 FP500 companies

Editor's note: The CEOs are all right

Yes, some are overpaid (we say who, inside), and others don’t do enough for shareholders (ditto). But our CEO issue also finds the office is in good hands...

CEO Scorecard

Canada's CEOs ranked by three-year investor return

Guide to using the CEO Scorecard

A wealth of names and numbers awaits. Here’s a key to our chart categories and assumptions

FP Magazine Daily

Will Obama weaken the US defense sector?

Pacifica Partners · 12:31 PM EDT · Thursday, April 9, 2009
Home Renovations with a Tax Payback

· 01:23 PM EDT · Wednesday, April 8, 2009
We may be feeling poorer these days, but the Global Rich List shows how lucky we truly are

Family Finance · 01:23 PM EDT · Thursday, April 2, 2009
A bright spot in oil investing: offshore drillers

Pacifica Partners · 09:35 AM EDT · Thursday, April 2, 2009

Family Finance

Family file: It’s nice to dream

The Ruthfords have big goals for their retirement, but they’re spending too much today to reach them

Bargaining with the Taxman

Hiring a lawyer could help you negotiate a settlement for undisclosed tax obligations

RRSP strategies

Stocks may have bottomed, but consider the risks before borrowing to rebuild your battered RRSP

Spend it

Jim Tobler used to get by on meat and potatoes. Now he jets around the world in search of the most exotic, and expensive, flavours

Small Business

On the case: Where do you want to go?

Setting up a foreign plant means making tough choices. Choosing a location can be the toughest

Profile: Going for the smooth finish

Laughing Stock Vineyards: The high stakes of high-end wine

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Harmonized Tax

Marred by Taxes. They call it a tax harmonization but really they should label this a tax grab. Ontario is the latest province to harmonize the federal and provincial taxes.
Hank Cunningham, part 1

Fixed income Hank Cunningham on his new book, In Your Best Interest
MJ Bulmer

If you can't attend class can you still do an Executive MBA? MJ Bulmer asked herself that question and found the answer at Athabasca University. The busy executive and mom tells FP Executive about her experience doing an EMBA.
Mary Hughes

Mary Hughes isn't your typical MBA student. She is a mother of two, a scientist with a PhD and the senior director at a large company. Mary tells FP Executive why she decided to do an MBA
Finansense Episode 6 Twitter part 1

What is "Twitter" and how can it help you make money? Can an adult actually say "twittered" or "I tweeted" free from absolute humiliation? Let Todd "Tweets" Diamond show you the way!
Finansense Epsiode 6 Twitter part 2

In "Twitter: Part Two," Todd expands on the social ramifications of "twittering" and how it affects our culture.
Finansense Episode 6 Twitter part 3

In "Twitter: Part Three," Todd dissects e-commerce and reforms it into something palatable to the average person: You, Mr/Ms. Average.
FP Executive Sarah Costa

FP Executive interviews Sarah Costa, who decided to do an MBA at Wilfrid Laurier University and start a family.
John Lawrence Reynolds part 2

Bubbles Bankers & Bailouts author on how to survive the global financial crisis.
John Lawrence Reynolds part 1

Author John Lawrence Reynolds on how the global financial crisis occurred.
Brandy Gowling

Brandy Gowling, CEO and founder of Take Control Cosmedix Inc., demonstrates how her product helps victims of scarring and skin diseases.
Investing in treacherous times

Investment counsellor John Hood on investing in treacherous times
John Hood, part 2

John Hood, president of J.C. Hood Investment Counsel on using ETFs and bonds to cut portfolio costs.
Marred by the Auto Industry

Could someone explain to me why I can't buy a car on a Sunday? It's even worse in Quebec, few dealerships in the province open Saturday or Sunday.
John Hood, part 1

John Hood, president of J.C. Hood Investment Counsel on how investors can cut costs of active management
Paul Harris, part 2

Avenue's Paul Harris on using corporate bonds in equity portfolios
Paul Harris, part 1

Paul Harris, partner Avenue Investment Management: Did YOUR money manager cut his fees because of the bear market last year?
Evelyn Jacks, part 3

Why Ottawa should bring back tax-free rollovers of severance packages
Using Tax Software

Evelyn Jacks on using software to make the tax filing deadline
Master Your Taxes

Tax guru Evelyn Jacks on her 42nd tax book, Master Your Taxes
Funding children’s education

Linda Leatherdale on funding children's education and financial literacy
Surviving the financial crisis

Investor advocate Linda Leatherdale on surviving the financial crisis
Linda Leatherdale, part 1

Money is a girl's best friend author Linda Leatherdale on practicing what she preaches
Tip 1: Open a TFSA

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 1: open a TFSA
Tip 2: RRSP Contributions

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 2: maximize RRSP contributions
Tip 3: Spousal RRSP

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 3: set up a spousal RRSP
Tip 4: Tax-efficient Investment Income

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 4: earn tax-efficient investment income
Tip 5: Open RESP

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 5: open up RESP for children
Tip 6: Pension Splitting

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 6: consider pension splitting
Tip 7: Income Splitting

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 7: consider spousal income splitting
Tip 8: Charity Donations

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 8: donate "in kind" to charity
Tip 9: Avoid Tax Refund

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 9: avoid a tax refund
Tip 10: Consider RDSP

Jamie Golombek's Tax Clinic tip 10: consider opening an RDSP for a disabled person
Finansense Episode 5: Economic Stimulation

"Doctor, doctor! We're losing the economy!" "Give it $700B, stat!" "It's ... it's going to live, but it's in a coma. Who should go tell the family what happened, in easy-to-understand terms and metaphors?" "Nurse Todd Diamond."
Tax Season

Marred By Taxes. Tax Season. February has become all about the four letter acronyms. RRSP, TFSA , RESP, RDSP
Diversification

Diversification, especially of asset classes, crucial in 2009, Wilfred Hahn tells Chevreau
Investment stewardship

Wilfred Hahn on investment stewardship in troubled times
FP Executive Chelsea Willness

FP Executive’s John Turley-Ewart speak with Prof. Chelsea Willness from Brock University in St. Catharines about CSR and recruitment.
TFSA, RRSP deadline and tax fililng

Debbie Ammeter on TFSA, RRSP deadline and tax fililng
50 Best Managed Companies

Financial Post editor Terence Corcoran talks at "Canada's 50 Best Managed Companies" panel
Financial planning in hard times

Investors Group’s Debbie Ammeter on financial planning in hard times
Parking Tickets

Marred by Taxes. Obscure Toronto municipal parking rules state that if you park more than THREE hours on any city in the street, you can be tagged for 15 BUCKS!
CSR and recruitment

FP Executive’s John Turley-Ewart speak with Prof. Chelsea Willness from Brock University in St. Catharines about CSR and recruitment.
Ellen Bessner, part 2

Ellen Bessner: How advisors can avoid trouble from rogue clients with heavy losses
More advisors at risk

Ellen Bessner: More advisors at risk as bear market deepens, Bessner tells Chevreau
FP Executive, Hollie Shaw

Canadian Tire will stop selling online products via their website.
Mark Krygier, part 2

TD Waterhouse's Mark Krygier on the market, TFSAs and RRSPs
Mark Krygier, part 1

Managing the New Year's cash crunch: TD's Krygier
Howard Atkinson part 2

Howard Atkinson President, Beta Pro Inc. on how ETF makers are taking on mutual funds.
Howard Atkinson part 1

Howard Atkinson President, Beta Pro Inc. on Beta Pro's new actively managed ETF
The TFSA virtuous circle

The TFSA virtuous circle: passing TFSAs tax-free between generations; An interview with Tina Di Vito
Michael Nairne part 2

Tactica’s Michael Nairne on the Family Office and core/satellite
Tina Di Vito, part 2

Tina Di Vito: Things you may not know about the Tax Free Savings Account
Tina Di Vito part 1

BMO’s Tina Di Vito on TFSA basics
Michael Nairne part 1

Tactica’s Michael Nairne on the road to recovery in 2009
Gordon Pape part 3

Gordon Pape How TFSAs will help estate planning
Gordon Pape on TFSA, part 2

Gordon Pape on ways to take advantaqe of TFSAs
Gordon Pape on TFSAs

Gordon Pape on TFSAs: the first author out with a TFSA book
Talbot Stevens part 2

Is conservative leverage an oxymoron? Chevreau asks leverage guru Talbot Stevens
Findependence Day part 2

Garry Marr interviews Jon Chevreau about Findependence Day
Talbot Stevens

Do today’s low interest rates and stock markets make it a good time to borrow to invest?
Nick Barisheff part 3

Nick Barisheff on the virtues of holding gold, silver and platinum bullion
Warranties

When you're shopping for Christmas this year and thinking about adding a warrantyto your purchase, consider the option like an insurance policy
Part 8: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 7: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 6: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 5: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 4: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 3: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 2: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Part 1: Markets, Money and the Meltdown

Markets, Money and the Meltdown: a panel discussion presented by the University of Victoria.
Findependence Day

Jonathan Chevreau goes between the covers of his new book "Findependence Day"
Paul Facella

Paul Facella talks about lessons in leadership and business and his new book "Everything I Know About Business I Learned at McDonald’s"
Nick Barisheff part 2

Nick Barisheff on how gold will hedge against hyperinflation
David Chalmers part 3

Tax loss selling: Rogers Group David Chalmers provides last-minute tips
Todd Finch part 4

From the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Speaker Series at Wilfrid Laurier University's School of Business and Economics in Waterloo, Ont.
Todd Finch part 3

From the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Speaker Series at Wilfrid Laurier University's School of Business and Economics in Waterloo, Ont.
Todd Finch part 2

From the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Speaker Series at Wilfrid Laurier University's School of Business and Economics in Waterloo, Ont.
Todd Finch part 1

From the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Speaker Series at Wilfrid Laurier University's School of Business and Economics in Waterloo, Ont.
Chalmers on the bear market

David Chalmers on the bear market in the second Wealthy Boomer interview with Chevreau
Wealthy Barber vs Wealthy Boomer

David Chilton on the financial meltdown
David Chilton part 1

Wealthy Boomer interviews Wealthy Barber: Chilton to mothball his brainchild
Reassessing risk tolerance

Rogers Group’s David Chalmers on how to handle the bear
Second wind for gold

BMG Bullionfund's Nick Barisheff in the Wealthy Boomer interview.
Baby wearers take on Motrin

The makers of Motrin might be looking for a little pain relief after upset consumers delivered a knockout blow to their viral marketing campaign. Hollie Shaw, marketing editor, discusses what went wrong with FP Executive's John Turley-Ewart
Bruce Philp part 2

In this interview, Mr. Philp talks about the importance of branding and why a good brand is the product of sound corporate leadership.
David Newman

Fiscal Agents founder David Newman on the rediscovery of term deposits and GICs
Investor Psychology

Chevreau interviews Martin Kosterman on investor psychology in third Boomer video interview
ING Direct brand in Canada

In 1996 a new financial service brand was born in Canada -- ING Direct. Bruce Philp played an instrumental role building that brand, one that is detailed in The Orange Code, his new book co-authored with Arkadi Kuhlmann.
Jason Heath / Life Planning

EES’s Jason Heath on how life planning ties in with financial planning.
Jason Heath / Dream Day

EES’s Jason Heath on Financial Independence Day.
Jason Heath / Financial Independance

EES fee-only planner Jason Heath on financial independence.
Martin Kosterman, part 2

IPC Fiscal Agent advisor Martin Kosterman on how to profit from the bear market
Martin Kosterman, part 1

Keep the faith with equity funds and you’ll be rewarded, Kosterman says
Capital Gains Tax

Marred by Taxes. Capital Gains Tax.
Employer Pension Crisis

CARP advocacy VP Susan Eng on the employer pension crisis
Finansense Episode 4: Retirement

It's never too early to retire, unless you're younger than 78! Let Todd Diamond show you the way towards retiring with enough money to last you until your 79th birthday with helpful cautionary tales from the original "Todd Diamonds," Todd's parents!
Susan Eng

Wednesday, November 5, 2008 - CARP’s Susan Eng tells Jon Chevreau Flaherty response to RRIF moratorium idea is flawed
Three Myths

In this short video Marcus Buckingham speaks to the three myths that must be confronted before one can move forward in their career.
Bob Tebbutt part 2

Bob Tebbutt tells the Wealthy Boomer interview why the greenback has been strong in the bear market
Next leg up for commodities

Tuesday, November 4, 2008 - Next leg up for commodities? Tebbutt says long-term bull still in place
Peel and Taste

Tuesday, November 4, 2008 - FP Executive’s John Turley-Ewart speaks to Marketing Editor Hollie Shaw about a new promotional idea that may leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Ian Taylor part 3

Friday, October 31, 2008 - Self-Publishing. Author Ian Taylor’s tips on publishing your own book.
Ian Taylor part 2

Wednesday, October 29, 2008 - Downsizing and Semi-Retirement communities. Author Ian Taylor in the Wealthy Boomer interview.
Diana Avigdor

Everyday is like a new chapter in an exciting novel, so says Diana Avigdor, Head of Trading Barometer Capital Management Inc in Toronto. In this interview with the FP’s John Turley-Ewart, Diana talks about working in capital markets and life on the trading floor.
The Strategy Paradox

Strategy can be a gamble, according to Michael Raynor, author of The Strategy Paradox and Ivey Business School alumnus. He spoke at Ivey’s ING Leadership Centre in Toronto on Sept. 18, 2008
Ian Taylor

Monday, October 27, 2008 - Are you ready for Semi Retirement? Ian Taylor on the big wave of boomer semi-retirees
Ellen Bessner on rogue clients

Thursday, October 23, 2008 - Gowling’s lawyer Ellen Bessner on “rogue clients” in second Wealthy Boomer video interview
Ellen Bessner interview

Tuesday, October 21, 2008 - "Advisor at Risk" author Ellen Bessner tells advisors how they can minimize client ire from the bear market
Election

Marred by Taxes. It was just over two years ago that we had an election at a total cost of $270-million, so why were we back at it again when the legal mandate of any Parliament is up to five years?
Bottled Water

Marred by Taxes. As if we are not drowning in enough taxes, the latest target of government seems to be bottled water.
Opportunities amidst the rubble

Tuesday, October 14, 2008 - Mackenzie’s Norman Raschkowan on opportunities amidst the rubble
Norman Raschkowan interview

Thursday, October 9, 2008 - Stay course, rebalance, buy US large caps, says Mackenzie CIO Norman Raschkowan in video interview
Sherry Cooper, part 3

Thursday, Oct 16, 2008 - Sherry Cooper on the withdrawal phase of The New Retirement
Sherry Cooper, part 2

Wednesday, Oct 8, 2008 - BMO’s Sherry Cooper on the market meltdown.
The New Retirement

Monday, Oct 6, 2008 - The New Retirement. BMO Capital’s Sherry Cooper in the Wealthy Boomer interview
Toilet Rebate

Marred by Taxes. The city is going to rescue Garry with some cold hard cash for his toilet.
Finansense Episode 3: Bailouts

"I get by with a little help from my friends." So said Fred Savage from Wonder Years, and so agrees Todd Diamond from the National Post. Bailouts are all the rage and Todd gives you an easy way to understand this rage using "metaphors."
Alternatives to equity ETFs

Thursday, October 2, 2008 - Barclays' Silgardo on the alternatives to equity ETFs
Rajiv Silgardo

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - Barclays Canada CEO Rajiv Silgardo on how to reduce risk with ETFs in a bear market
Coffee Cup Tax

Marred by Taxes. Walk into a coffee shop and get a cup of java to go and it's going to cost you an extra 25 cents
Adrian Mastracci part 2

Thursday Sept 25 - How an Investment Policy Statement can help investors weather the bad times.
Business Property Tax

Marred by Taxes. The city wants to promote a series of targeted incentives to get companies to locate their business in certain parts of the city but the office coalition wants taxes to be lowered overall
Vehicle Registration Tax

Marred by Taxes. Starting Sept.1, Toronto became the only jurisdiction in the country where you are taxed twice for your vehicle registration.
Finansense Episode 2: Oil

Take a journey on the black highway of profit as Todd drives his big-rig of knowledge into a rest stop of rhetoric and blows it sky high with his novelty lighter of facts. Also, learn about oil and it's part in our economy.
Finansense Episode 1

The first step towards making money is understanding money. And to truly understand money you have to crawl out of a desert of sorrow, having lost everything but your sanity. To exist at the point before rebirth, where things become so crystal clear, the world conceals nothing, as if everything is like an exquisitely cut diamond. You will never understand this experience or experience this understanding, but Todd Diamond does. And he will teach you. About money.
Robert Cable part 3

Thursday, Sep 18, 2008 - Why bonds are a bad deal compared to stocks: Bob Cable's deal
Robert Cable part 2

Tuesday, Sep 16, 2008 - Author/advisor Robert Cable on Investing on Autopilot
Suzanne Boyd part 2

Thursday, Sep 11, 2008 - Zoomer editor Suzanne Boyd on the new direction for CARP News
Zoomer Magazine

Tuesday, Sep 09, 2008 - Chevreau interviews Suzanne Boyd, editor of Zoomer Magazine
Moses Znaimer part 2

Wednesday, Aug 13, 2008 - How Moses Znaimer plans to recast CARP for zoomers
Prepared Food

Marred by Taxes. Prepared foods are taxed by both provincial and federal governments. The Ontario government has a whole section on what constitutes prepared food.
Robert Cable

Market timing not a myth, veteran advisor Cable says
Corporate Tax

Marred by Taxes. Canada is a better place to do business than the United States.
Moses Znaimer

Thursday, Jul 31, 2008 - Internet is the new TV: Moses Znaimer on ZoomerMedia
Anne Gudefin part 2

Thursday, Jul 31, 2008 - Buying $1 worth of stock for 65 cents. Mutual Discovery Fund manager Anne Gudefin in the second Wealthy Boomer interview.
Deep value manager in cash

Tuesday, Jul 29, 2008 - Deep value manager Anne Gudefin’s Mutual Discovery Fund is 34% in cash. She tells Jon Chevreau why.
FP Headline News Jul 25

Friday, Jul 25, 2008 - Loblaw sales edge up, but profits leap; Canada gettig two new diamond mines; Norbord posts bigger second-quarter loss; Most currencies are overvalued: magazine; financialpost.com
Duty Tax

Marred by Taxes. Shopping in the United States is a bit of national pastime now that dollar is at par. Trying to avoid paying duty is a close second.
Lisa Myers part 2

No bargain in Canada - Templeton Growth Fund has zero exposure to Canadian stocks.
FP Headline News Jul 24

Thursday, Jul 24, 2008 - Ford announces shift to smaller cars; Earnings summary; Total hikes bid for Synenco; Kinross makes friendly bid for Aurelian; Market update; financialpost.com
Lisa Myers part 1

Wealthy Boomer Interview. High anxiety-gloomy economy has Templeton Growth Fund's Lisa Myers in a buying mood outside Canada.
FP Headline News July 23

High gas prices push up inflation; Precision Drilling profit takes a tumble; GM posts weaker global sales; ConocoPhillips profit jumps on oil; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 22

Tuesday, Jul 22, 2008 - CP Rail hurt by U.S. woes, fuel costs; Retail sales up 0.4% in May; Wachovia cuts 6,350 jobs, dividend; Union threatens strike at Potash Corp.; Market update; financialpost.com
How to be a stand-up advisor

How to be a stand-up advisor: De Goey in the second Boomer video
FP Headline News Jul 21

Monday, Jul 21, 2008 - Private equity makes play for TransAlta; Daylight drops bid for Cadence; Bank of America profit beats expectations; Icahn settles with Yahoo; Markets rise on banking boost; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 18

Friday, Jul 18, 2008 - Wholesale sales climb in May; Citigroup loss less than expected; MDS cuts 210 jobs; Batman comes to Mattel's rescue; TSX rises on banks, Potash; Wireless auction nears end; financialpost.com
The case for indexing

Tuesday, July 22, 2008 - The case for indexing: advisor John De Goey in the Wealthy Boomer interview
City of Toronto Cat Tax

Marred by Taxes. A program aimed at collecting $15 for every feline in the city owned by its citizens.
FP Headline News Jul 17

Thursday, Jul 17, 2008 - Cadence board backs Barrick's offer; Higher oil price boosts Nexen's profit; JPMorgan profit tops expectations; TD Ameritrade profit rises; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 16

Alia McMullen, Financial Post; U.S. inflation jumps on soaring gas; Manufacturing shipments rise; Conference Board bullish on economy; American Airlines parent posts a loss ; Market update; financialpost.com
Malcolm Hamilton, part 4

Thursday, July 17, 2008 - In his 4th Wealthy Boomer interview, Malcolm Hamilton discusses pensions.
Malcolm Hamilton part 3

Tuesday, July 15, 2008 - Retirement expert Malcolm Hamilton on the Tax Free Savings Account.
FP Headline News Jul 15

Tuesday, Jul 15, 2008 - Bank of Canada stands pat on rates; GM to cuts white collar jobs; Toronto stocks drop sharply; Loonie hits parity
FP Headline News Jul 14

Monday, Jul 14, 2008 - Shell to buy Duvernay for $5.9B; Barrick bids for oil producer; Anheuser accepts InBev bid; Market update; Apple jumps in iPhone sales; financialpost.com
How to buy a mutual fund

Tuesday, July 8, 2008 - How to buy a mutual fund. Fund analyst Dave Paterson tells how.
BCE stock

Marred by Taxes. Friday, Jul 11, 2008 - Bell Canada Enterprises stock
FP Headline News Jul 11

Friday, Jul 11, 2008 - Unemployment rate rises in June; Canwest stock up on earnings; GE earnings hit target; U.S. Posts smaller trade deficit; Market update; iPhone makes Canadian debut; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 10

Thursday, Jul 10, 2008 - GE may seek spinoff of consumer and industrial; Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac shares tumble; U.S. home foreclosures up 53% in June; Wal-Mart same-store sales rise; Bath & Body Works coming to Canada; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 08

Tuesday, Jul 08, 2008 - WestJet inks partnership with Southwest; Jean Coutu's loss deepens to $20M; Bernanke extends emergency lending; Workers get new protection in bankruptcies; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 07

Monday, Jul 07, 2008 - Consumer confidence drops to 12-year low; Building permits rise unexpectedly; Microsoft still hasn’t given up on Yahoo!; More job cuts at GM: WSJ; Market update; financialpost.com
Car sharing

0704 Marred by Taxes. ZipCar, one of North America’s larger car sharing companies is being taxed to death.
FP Headline News Jul 04

Friday, Jul 04, 2008 - BCE clinches $35B buyout price; Maple bond market losing steam; European banks need up to US$141B; UBS may avoid quarterly loss; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jul 03

Thursday, Jul 03, 2008 - India eyes oil sands; Jazz Air trims jobs, flights; T.O. autoparts maker shuts 11 plants; U.S. employers shed 62,000 jobs; Market update; financialpost.com
Core but not Explore

Thursday, July 3, 2008 - Core but not Explore: Keith Matthews tells Chevreau why investors should stick to their core portfolios
FP Headline News Jul 02

Wednesday, Jul 02, 2008 - Canada's unemployment rate expected to rise; GM bankruptcy not out of the question; Nikkei in worst losing streak in 43 years; Berkshire has worst first half since 1990; Market summary; financialpost.com
The Empowered Investor

Tuesday, July 1, 2008 - The Empowered Investor: author Keith Matthews on Asset Class Investing
FP Headline News Jun 30

Monday, Jun 30, 2008 - GDP grows, recession fees shrink; Oil rises yet again; Conference Board says Canada lags other nations; Ontario and BC credit unions tie the knot; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jun 27

Friday, June 27, 2008 - Shaw profit jumps on customer gains; CAW accepts GM’s closure plan; U.S. consumer spending improves; Market update; Rogers unveils iPhone pricing plan; financialpost.com
Gas Taxes

the higher the price at the pumps, the bigger the government's take.
FP Headline News Jun 26

Thursday, Jun 26, 2008 - Panel urges overhaul of foreign ownership; Google names Bell exec as its new CFO; Higher gas prices, fewer cars on the road; Market update; Get paid for checking BlackBerry at home?; financialpost.com
Norm Rothery part 2

Thursday, June 26, 2008 - Norm Rothery on ETFs and low-fee no-load funds
FP Headline News June 25

Precision sweetens offer for Grey Wolf; AGF profit falls on market volatility; MasterCard settles with AmEx for US$1.8B; $200 oil means global recession: Deutsche; Market update; Cell phone battery dead? Try dancing
FP Headline News June 24

Russia readies for Arctic combat; Financial job losses to hit 175,000; U.S. house prices still sliding; Market Summary
Norm Rothery

Tuesday, June 24, 2008 - Norm Rothery tells Wealthy Boomer how $10 online trades changes everything
FP Headline News Jun 23

Monday, June 23, 2008 - HudBay to buy Skye Resources; NatBank, Transat in ABCP deal; Citigroup to cut more jobs; Bombardier wins contracts from Japan; Market update; BCE shares jump on court ruling; financialpost.com
FP Headline New Jun 20

Friday, June 20, 2008 - Canadian shoppers return to stores; Bombardier secures Learjet order; Yahoo execs leaving; reorg planned; Wi-Lan sues RIM and others; Market update; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jun 19

Thursday, June 19, 2008 - Inflation jumps more than forecast ; Ex-Nortel CEO faces criminal charges; Cott to cut jobs in refocus of business; Bear Stearns managers arrested in subprime probe; Market summary; financialpost.com
Tax Freedom Day

Wed June 18th, 2008 Marred By Taxes. Tax Freedom Day.
FP Headline News June 18

FedEx blames fuel on quarterly loss; Morgan Stanley earnings fall despite asset sales; Global writedowns may reach US$1.3-trillion; Canadian economic indicators rebound slightly; Market update; Canadian miners pay out double in 2006; financialpost.com
Longevity risk

Thursday, June 19, 2008 - Longevity risk. Moshe Milevsky on how to avoid outliving your money.
FP Headline News June 17

Alia McMullen, Financial Post; Air Canada cuts 2,000 jobs; Agrium's Egypt plans rile locals; Goldman profit falls as markets slump; Big wheat order coming from Iraq; Market update; BCE live coverage on financialpost.com
The Retirement Risk Zone

Tuesday, June 17, 2008 - The Retirement Risk Zone. Milevsky tells Chevreau how to lower risk during this crucial period.
FP Headline News June 16

Monday, June 16, 2008 - Lehman shares rise despite first loss; CAW ordered to end GM strike; Honda unveils new fuel-cell car; Hit by losses, AIG replaces CEO; Market update; financialpost.com
Are you a stock or a bond

Saturday, June 14, 2008 - Are you a stock or a bond? Moshe Milevsky's new book helps you decide
FP Headline News Jun 13

Friday, June 13, 2008 - Manufacturing steams ahead; Soaring gas price fuels U.S. inflation; Home repossessions double in U.S.; Markets up on inflation data; financialpost.com
FP Headline News June 12

Thursday, June 12, 2008 - Transat profit hit by ABCP; Canada dodges food price crisis; U.S. retail sales rise on rebate cheques; InBev bid boosts U.S. markets; Fairmont to build $100-million hotel in Oman; financialpost.com
FP Headline News June 11

Wednesday, June 11, 2008 - Growth of new home prices slows; Agrium boosts Q2 outlook; Forzani hampered by low inventories; Ford to retool truck plants; Staples to buy Corporate Express; Market update; financialpost.com
Carey List

Thursday, June 12, 2008 - Fee-only vs fee-based advice: Cary List explains the difference. Wealthy Boomer Interview.
FP Headline News June 10

Alia McMullen, Financial Post; BoC keeps interest rates unchanged; Canada's trade surplus narrows; Bush, E.U. embrace possible Iran sanctions; Market summary; HP unveils new touchscreen PC; financialpost.com
Cary List

Tuesday, June 10, 2008 - Why 17,000 financial planners have the CFP: FPSC's Cary List in the Wealthy Boomer interview.
FP Headline News Jun 9

Monday, Jun 9, 2008 - European firm buys TriWest for $114M; Construction of new homes beats forecasts; McDonald’s shares rise on strong sales; U.S. gas prices soar past $4; Market summary; iPhone watch on financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jun 6

Friday, Jun 6, 2008 - Canada’s unemployment rate steady; U.S. jobless rate jumps to 5.5%; CAW mulls action as GM rejects plea; Wal-Mart eyes more Russian exposure; Market summary; financialpost.com
FP Headline News Jun 5

Construction booming across Canada; U.S. home foreclosures set record; U.S. weekly jobless claims fall; MDS cuts outlook, shares drop; Continental to cut 3,000 jobs, capacity; Market summary; financialpost.com
FP Headline News June 4

Alia McMullen, Financial Post; Bombardier dividend returns; Canada will dodge recession: OECD; Harry Winston profit up on diamond prices; United slashes jobs, fleet; Market summary; Some buying outside their means; financialpost.com
FP Headline News June 3

GM to close Oshawa truck plant; Lehman mulling fresh capital, says report; Bernanke signals rate cuts at end; Loonie falls below parity; Market Summary
FP Headline News Jun 2

Monday, Jun 2, 2008 - RBC buys U.S. energy advisory firm; Wachovia board ousts CEO; Canadian consumer confidence goes sour; Airlines to lose billions in 2008; Market summary; financialpost.com
David Trahair

Thursday, June 5, 2008 - David Trahair tells Jon Chevreau the pitfalls of being a do-it-yourself investor
The 5 myths of financial planning

Tuesday, June 3, 2008 - The 5 myths of financial planning: author David Trahair on Wealthy Boomer
Hotels

Marred by Taxes. Hotels.
User Fees

Marred by Taxes. User Fees.
Phone Bill

Marred by Taxes. Phone Bill.
Danielle Park, part 2

Wednesday, March 5, 2008 - Investment counsellor Danielle Park on the shortcomings of Canada's financial industry.
Danielle Park, part 1

Wednesday, March 3, 2008 - Investment counsellor Danielle Park in the Wealthy Boomer interview
Utility Bills

Marred by Taxes. Utility Bills.
Housing

Marred by Taxes . Housing.
Airlines

Marred by Taxes. Airlines.
Car Rental

Marred by Taxes. Car Rental.