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Podcast: An Investment Education

On its own the price of a stock means nothing. You’ve got to study up to get the most financial benefit. Here’s where to start

By Lesley Scorgie

One of the biggest mistakes investors make is to invest in stocks without the right information and research. Case in point: investors who don’t research their investments and align them with their goals tend to achieve annualized returns in the range of four per cent. This is a pity when you consider that the TSX Composite index has returned over 10 per cent annually over the past 40 years.

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Investors should always be increasing their investment knowledge. This podcast is about where you can go to get good financial information and investment research that will help you become a smarter and more successful stock investor. (Many of the websites I suggest also have information on mutual and index funds.) U

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Category: Money, Rich by Thirty Tags: Audio, Investing, Lesley Scorgie, Personal Finance, Rich by Thirty, Stock Market

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