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Talbot Stevens "Where to look when borrowing to invest: credit lines, personal loans and margin accounts are all viable sources". Money Digest. FindArticles.com. 21 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JQR/is_4_16/ai_30164175/

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• Canadian Oil Sands 's Syncrude connection: units trade at only 6.4 times forecast 2001 cash flow
  by Doug Hawkins
• Buying mutual funds economically: if you know what you want there are ways to save commission costs when buying mutual funds
• Where to look when borrowing to invest: credit lines, personal loans and margin accounts are all viable sources
  by Talbot Stevens
• Stocks, options and Pro-AMS Trust: Pro-AMS Trust guarantees the issue price and projects an 8.75% return
  by Chuck Chakrapani
• TD and Morningstar form alliance
• Dead cat bounce
• Closer look at DRIPs : investing in DRIP stocks is a conservative, cost-effective strategy
• Folly of timing: an efficient portfolio minimizes risk, disappointment and regret
  by Chris Cahill
• Safety-conscious DRIP portfolio: these 20 high-quality stocks give balanced exposure to the five main economic sectors
  by Patrick McKeough
• Competitive mortgage offer from Bank of Montreal
• U.S. fixed income closed-end funds: these funds specialize in fixed income securities and may trade at discount
• Dispelling the myths of borrowing to invest
• Is now the time to change investment styles? The secret is to keep your assets diversified and to have a plan of action
  by David Karas
• Ivy growth and income: manager aims for growth at a reasonable price
• Power Corp: a solid conglomerate: well-run conglomerates can provide some protection against market turbulence
• Tax time is here —
• Seven steps to building wealth: first things first: make a plan and don't procrastinate
  by Ted Canning
• Avantages breaks into Quebec market