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A reality check on the most saintly of fund companies *
It's high time for a reality check on that most saintly of mutual fund companies, Phillips Hager & North.
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Dual reports signal solid economic growth *
Trade surplus near record as exports soar; chances of July rate increase seen higher.
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Inflation report soothes investors' rate-hike fears *
Did you hear that whooshing sound yesterday morning? That was the sound of investors exhaling.
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Tired of the service-fee mishmash? CIBC offers alternative *
The big banks can be so blind sometimes. Example: Why does only one of them have an account package for the sort of active, affluent customer who does a high volume of transactions every month? You know, just the sort of client all the banks drool over.
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Toronto, Vancouver climb most-expensive list *
A stronger dollar has helped two Canadian cities stake positions among the top 100 in a ranking of the most expensive places in the world for expatriates to live, a survey released Monday shows.
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We're awash in debt. Does that spell trouble? *
Household debt levels in Canada and the United States are at record highs, and are continuing to grow rapidly. Is that a dangerous sign of financial instability and underlying economic weakness? U.S. Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan says it isn't -- but others disagree. They say the impact of rising interest rates on that mountain of consumer debt could well have severe repercussions for the economy.
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BEST BUYS -- week ending Saturday, August 7, 2004 *
compiled by Globe staff . . .
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