Posts Tagged ‘Interest Rates’
What investors should buy now if they like high yields and low prices
Timing the market is a tricky business. To do it really well you have to get three things right. You need to buy in at the right time, sell at the right time, and then reinvest your funds at a good time. Our view has always been that given that markets go up pretty…
Read MoreA proven path to higher and stable returns
The global equity markets have been very volatile and have understandably rattled investors confidence. The ‘winds of change’ to one of the longest bull markets have arrived and our portfolio safety metrics are being tested. At TriDelta we set out to construct conservative portfolios designed to deliver in all market cycles for financial peace of…
Read MoreThe golden opportunity of a pension windfall might be slipping away as interest rates rise
You have been told time and again that you are one of the lucky ones. You have a defined benefit pension — meaning that when you retire you will get a fixed monthly payment for as long as you live. I agree you are one of the lucky ones, but not exactly for the reason…
Read MoreWhat you need to know about the new mortgage rules
On October 3rd , the federal government announced new mortgage requirements, which are designed to dampen the housing price euphoria. Getting a mortgage approved at a great rate or maximizing the value of your real estate could both be impacted by these changes. At TriDelta, we are able to help you or your children with getting…
Read MoreRecord debt levels only bad if you’re using the money wrong
TriDelta President Ted Rechtshaffen appeared on BNN TV as a guest speaker to discuss the implications of Canadian household debt levels at new highs. Click here to watch the interview. Posted By: Ted Rechtshaffen, MBA, CFP President and CEO tedr@tridelta.ca (416) 733-3292 x 221
Read MoreHow the Bank of Canada’s rate cut may have added $100,000 to your pension in one day
When the Bank of Canada lowered the overnight interest rate by 0.25% this week, the obvious benefit is for those with variable rate mortgages. They will see an immediate benefit in lower interest payments on their mortgage. Another group who just received a big win may not even realize it: If you have a pension…
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