ChrisInEdmonton

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I personally follow a passive investment strategy as advocated by the Canadian Couch Potato. I have absolutely no ties to that website, however, nor to any other investment or finance site.

I started to care significantly about personal finance after the sudden unexpected death of my wife. I tend to focus on questions related to Canada, RRSPs and TFSA, passive indexed investments, and estate issues.

The Personal Finance and Money stackexchange site was immensely useful to me during a particularly difficult time in my life. Thank you.

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21	What precautions should I take when lending money to a friend?
11	Merchant dispute with airline over missed flight, and which credit cards offer protection?
10	What are the common income tax deductions used by “rich” salaried households?
9	Will the popularity of index funds cause a pricing bubble in the stocks that make up an index?
9	What happens if I move out before my lease ends?

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+10	Are there criminal implications to having a delinquent or collection account?
+10	Will the popularity of index funds cause a pricing bubble in the stocks that make up an index?
+20	Getting my first Credit Card
+5	How to exclude stock from mutual fund

12 Questions

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18	Estate with negative net worth
12	Is there any inherent difference between Visa and Mastercard credit cards?
5	How is buying a Canadian mutual fund also priced in U.S. dollars different from the plain fund?
4	Sending regular small amounts of money from Canada to UK
4	Executor of my will

104 Tags

76 united-states × 16	21 lending
41 stocks × 10	19 income-tax × 12
35 canada × 23	19 law × 3
35 investing × 9	16 credit-card × 5
30 taxes × 8	13 savings × 5