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Talbot Stevens "Cut mortgage costs to save thousands: more frequent payments, pre-payments and shorter amortization periods can slash costs". Money Digest. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JQR/is_8_15/ai_30536162/

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• AGF Canadian dividend fund: carefully selected blue chip holdings have given AGF Canadian Dividend the edge over TSE 35 index
• Globeinvestor.com adds portfolio service
• Manitoba Telecom for stable growth: telco combines a high-tech network with strong financials
• Put your trust in yourself, and vice versa: here are three ways to set up a trust for your own benefit
  by Patricia Kennedy
• Finning regains competitive edge: the heavy equipment dealer has improved sales and operating debt
  by Patrick McKeough
• Income splitting: a tax-advantaged strategy: spousal RRSPs enable income splitting during your retirement years
  by Ted Canning
• Tax-free switching within a fund family: tax-deferred fund families permit switching without triggering capital gains
• Health Care and Biotechnology Venture Fund: managed by MDS Capital Corp. the fund trades at a 25% discount to net asset value
• Intel in semiconductor HOLDRs: stock fund also contains heavyweights such as AMD and Micron
  by Chuck Chakrapani
• Reverse mortgage from Bank of Montreal
• Revealing glimpse into the millionaire's mind: typical millionaires would flee bureaucracy and have a strong resonance with being an entrepreneur
  by Chris Cahill
• E-mail in the air
• Canadian banks: time to accumulate: there are compelling reasons to consider Royal Bank and CIBC
• Observations from a financial planner: an insider's look at how advice is filtered down to clients
  by David Karas
• One-stop online service from Royal Bank
• Cut mortgage costs to save thousands: more frequent payments, pre-payments and shorter amortization periods can slash costs
  by Talbot Stevens