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11 years ago @ MoneySense - Know your credit score · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks. I didn't see this – just the forms to print out. Appreciate you adding that here.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - About that mortgage ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Taking my advice I see... good for you. However, I don't think I said to put as much money as you can on the principal. In fact, I would consider doing the opposite. Is paying down the principal such a smart thing to do considering how low mortgage rates are right now? (Anyone care to weigh in?) I might put that money in equities — returns will be higher than a 2% or so variable rate that you're trying avoid. Grow that money and put it on the mortgage when rates rise. Of course, it's always great to have no mortgage, but for thejavascript:%20postComment(0); amount houses are going for these days, most people won't be able to pay off their house in a hurry.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Dividends: The stocks ... · 5 replies · +1 points

Charts and graphs are up. Thanks.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Dividends: The stocks ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Charts and graphs are up. Thanks.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Dividends: The stocks ... · 0 replies · +1 points

It's going up first thing Monday. Sorry for the delay!

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Dividends: The stocks ... · 0 replies · +2 points

Hi there,
I'll put the chart up this afternoon. My apologies for leaving it out!
Thanks.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Sun Life setting up mu... · 0 replies · +1 points

It's not clear, but from what I gather it's going to be a separate company with a different name. They haven't announced a new name though.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Canada's 10 worst plac... · 1 reply · +2 points

Hi Gail,
I was talking more generally — most of the bottom ten cities have a high crime rates, but you're right, Bay Roberts has a low crime rate compared to most of the other cities on the list. It ranks 39 out of 179 for overall crime. So, it may have other issues, but crime isn't one of them.

13 years ago @ MoneySense - Can you slash your inc... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hi Simple,
No, the comments automatically get posted. Sometimes, for unknown reasons, comments have to be approved, but that doesn't usually happen. The comments you posted this morning are on their respective pages. If there's something you posted and don't see, feel free to submit again. I haven't noticed any comments that haven't been approved.

14 years ago @ MoneySense - The real price of the ... · 0 replies · 0 points

Hi Liorah,
Thanks for the comment. If you don't mind, can you tell me which products I incorrectly priced? I got all of the costs off either Apple's website or another site (if it wasn't an Apple product I was referring to.) If there's something wrong, or a price has changed since I wrote this, I will correct it.

As for the Wall Street Journal, you got the same information as me. In the article I wrote that it'll cost $104 a year to access the online site, which is $1.99 per week, exactly what you wrote below. It's also been reported that the iPad version of the WSJ will cost $17.99 a month, or $215.88. That's actually more than the cost for media I put in the article.

I will double check on the cost for Apple Care for an iPad, but I know on my MacBook it was about $250.

It's true that there are many computers that are more expensive; all I'm saying is that the costs add up. If you're concerned about your bottom line, this device will cost more than advertised price, since there's a variety of add-ons that you may need to use this. Of course, you can buy the cheapest iPad, not purchase any magazines and stick to free apps and your costs will be lower.

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