national post • December 27, 2003
RRIF's tax bite more like a nibble
You Ask, We Answer.

national post • December 20, 2003
How should I buy my condo?
You Ask, We Answer.

reuters • December 15, 2003
Canadian fund sales hit 2003 high in November
A year-high C$513 million into mutual funds.

reuters • December 14, 2003
Bay Street Week Ahead
Hope lives for year-end stock rally.

North Shore News • December 14, 2003
Keep credit card in check this season
People love to be generous.

national post • December 13, 2003
Tap RRSP tax-free for first home
You Ask, We Answer.

North Shore News • December 7, 2003
Start planning now for new tax season
Finalize game plan.

national post • December 5, 2003
RRSP limit based on 2002 income
You Ask, We Answer.

reuters • December 2, 2003
Toronto stocks flat, golds fall as bullion rises
Market wrap commentary.

Canadian Press • November 22, 2003
Plastic can produce spending hangover
Holiday gift budget habits.

the vancouver sun • November 18, 2003
Stock market bull gored again by profit takers
Easing up on equities.

reuters • November 12, 2003
Toronto stocks ride gold surge to higher close
Some market volatility continues.

national post • November 11, 2003
BMO fires Putnam as subadvisor
Move adds to fears U.S. fund crisis may be moving north.

reuters • November 9, 2003
Bay Street Week Ahead
Canada braces for fund scandal fallout.

the globe and mail • November 5, 2003
After the bell
North American stocks mixed.

North Shore News • November 2, 2003
Jobs slip sliding away
Shaky economic climates foster volatility.

the globe and mail • October 30, 2003
Strategies for riding the rising loonie
Approach altered in rapid rise.

national post • October 28, 2003
In hock: a nation of debtors
Refusing to go without.

the globe and mail • October 25, 2003
Widow worries assets won't last
Financial facelift.

the globe and mail • October 22, 2003
An investment recipe
Going beyond just buy and hold.

North Shore News • October 22, 2003
Your 2003 owner-manager tax implications
Strategize with all your advisors.

national post • October 11, 2003
Loonie's rise taking Canadians' breath away
Dollar maxes bargains.

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