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Articles in August, 1997 issue of Money Digest

• Manitoba Telecom rings up stronger earnings: Manitoba Telecom shares feature low risk, high returns and good comparative value - Services
• Investment capsule - equities, mutual funds, closed-end funds, fixed income, mortgage rates, Canada and the world economic indicators
• Emphasize after-tax returns: paying down debts and choosing stocks over GICs are two ways to maximize after-tax returns
  by Talbot Stevens
• Mortgage planner from TD
• Shaw Communications integrated for growth
• Less to science and tech funds than meets the eye
  by Levi Folk
• Thomson and the two-tier market: after some impressive gains in the past year, shares of Thomson Corp. still have the potential to outperform
  by Patrick McKeough
• Going global with small-caps: Templeton Global Smaller Companies provides growth opportunities
• Cisco, rides high-tech connectivity wave: Cisco Systems has the enviable position of being a world leader in an accelerating market
• Stock to bank on: a rating of all major Canadian banks puts BNS and Royal ahead of the pack
• Two stocks for patient investors: Nortel and Teleglobe offer excellent long-term potential
  by Patrick McKeough
• Seg funds from Trimark - regated
• Manalta Coal Income Trust still on track - Ltd
  by Doug Hawkins
• Strong growth outlook for Cameco: top uranium producer positioned for success after acquisition of Uranerz
• Increase your RRSP income by 30%-to-50%
  by Talbot Stevens
• United Corporations : a strong portfolio: investment diversification, low fees and regular dividends are key to United's conservative appeal - Ltd
• Stock info on your cell - Priority Brokerages connects with Bell Mobility to offer customers stock information on their cell phones
• Medallion focused on growth and income - Financial
  by Stephan Katmarian
• Canadian investment club kit: everything you need to start and run your own investment club
• Germany's win-win position: whether currency convergence succeeds or fails in 1999, investing in Germany seems to be a good bet
  by Levi Folk
• Royalty trusts are not risk-free
• REITs offer alternative returns: the RealFund REIT has achieved impressive growth
  by Ted Canning
• Mackenzie buys Cundill - Peter - & Associates
• Enhancing index returns: new products and services attempt to beat simple index investing
• Tax advantages of borrowing to invest: if you borrow to buy certain assets outside a sheltered plan, interest may be deductible
  by David Karas
• Risks and rewards in covered call writing: selling a covered call option earns a premium, but consider the risks before diving in
  by Paul J. Finnegan
• Teleclone, a pure telephone play: if you would like to participate in BCE sans Nortel
• Rosy forecast for Canadian equities: the recent market correction combined with projected increases in corporate earnings have positive implications for Canadian equities
• France Growth Fund offers solid hedge - Inc
• Stelco could rise on dividend hike: good financials could mean a higher payout
  by Andrew Goetz
• Caldera: a speculative diamond in the rough: well financed and potentially undervalued, Caldera Resources deserves a second look
  by Stephan Katmarian
• Positive moves for ARC Energy Trust: a recent cash infusion, smart acquisitions and first class management make Arc Energy an attractive play
  by Doug Hawkins
• Two funds of value: intelligent stock selection and low PEs have helped Green Line Value and Bissett Canadian to above average returns
• TSE opens learning centre
• Comparing discount broker fees
• What are Equity Index-Linked Notes? By ensuring safety of principal, these notes allow conservative investors to participate in the equity market
  by Ted Canning
• Uniform code for calculating rates of return