Early last week a U.S. magazine for financial advisors ran down its list of the 10 best bloggers in America. WP reached out to a well-known Canadian finance blogger for his thoughts on some of this country’s best. Were you on the list?
Early last week a U.S. magazine for financial advisors ran down its list of the 10 best bloggers in America. WP reached out to a well-known Canadian finance blogger for his thoughts on some of this country’s best. Were you on the list?
Alberta financial planner Robb Engen and his mom have been writing a financial blog called Boomer & Echo for over a decade. He knows a thing or two about writing having done double-duty for a long time with the Toronto Star.
Here are Robb’s thoughts. [Note: WP asked Robb to include his blog.]
Dan Bortolotti - Author of the Canadian Couch Potato blog as well as The MoneySense Guide to the Perfect Portfolio, Dan is now a full-time investment advisor with PWL Capital in Toronto. His couch potato strategy has a cult-like following amongst bloggers and on social networking websites like Reddit.
https://twitter.com/CdnCouchPotato
http://canadiancouchpotato.com/
Sandi Martin - This former banker turned advice-only financial planner is a thought-leader in the ever changing financial planning landscape.
Active on every social media site, Sandi moderates the Google+ Canadian Personal Finance online community, co-hosts the Because Money podcast, and writes for several personal finance sites, including her own blog.
http://blog.springpersonalfinance.com/
https://twitter.com/SandiMartinSPF
John Robertson - An investment coach at Robertson Investment Services, and the author of The Value of Simple, John Robertson uses plain language to teach everyday Canadians how to set up a low-cost portfolio of index funds.
http://www.holypotato.net/
https://twitter.com/Holy_Potato
Justin Bender - A portfolio manager with PWL Capital, Justin is a CFA Charterholder and a CFP Professional. His blog, Canadian Portfolio Manager, was created to educate do-it-yourself investors and advisors alike. Together with Dan Bortolotti, their white papers thoroughly explain topics such as Norbert's Gambit, adjusted cost base, and foreign withholding taxes.
http://www.canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/
https://twitter.com/Justin_Bender
Jason Heath - An advice-only financial planner and Financial Post columnist http://business.financialpost.com/author/fpjasonheath/
Robb Engen - Former Toronto Star columnist and co-founder of the Boomer & Echo personal finance blog, Robb is an advocate for consumers and is passionate about the need to protect investors by separating product sales from advice.
www.boomerandecho.com
https://twitter.com/BoomerandEcho
Money Coaches Canada blog - http://moneycoachescanada.ca/blog/
teadyhand blog - https://www.steadyhand.com/thinking/
Alberta financial planner Robb Engen and his mom have been writing a financial blog called Boomer & Echo for over a decade. He knows a thing or two about writing having done double-duty for a long time with the Toronto Star.
Here are Robb’s thoughts. [Note: WP asked Robb to include his blog.]
Dan Bortolotti - Author of the Canadian Couch Potato blog as well as The MoneySense Guide to the Perfect Portfolio, Dan is now a full-time investment advisor with PWL Capital in Toronto. His couch potato strategy has a cult-like following amongst bloggers and on social networking websites like Reddit.
https://twitter.com/CdnCouchPotato
http://canadiancouchpotato.com/
Sandi Martin - This former banker turned advice-only financial planner is a thought-leader in the ever changing financial planning landscape.
Active on every social media site, Sandi moderates the Google+ Canadian Personal Finance online community, co-hosts the Because Money podcast, and writes for several personal finance sites, including her own blog.
http://blog.springpersonalfinance.com/
https://twitter.com/SandiMartinSPF
John Robertson - An investment coach at Robertson Investment Services, and the author of The Value of Simple, John Robertson uses plain language to teach everyday Canadians how to set up a low-cost portfolio of index funds.
http://www.holypotato.net/
https://twitter.com/Holy_Potato
Justin Bender - A portfolio manager with PWL Capital, Justin is a CFA Charterholder and a CFP Professional. His blog, Canadian Portfolio Manager, was created to educate do-it-yourself investors and advisors alike. Together with Dan Bortolotti, their white papers thoroughly explain topics such as Norbert's Gambit, adjusted cost base, and foreign withholding taxes.
http://www.canadianportfoliomanagerblog.com/
https://twitter.com/Justin_Bender
Jason Heath - An advice-only financial planner and Financial Post columnist http://business.financialpost.com/author/fpjasonheath/
Robb Engen - Former Toronto Star columnist and co-founder of the Boomer & Echo personal finance blog, Robb is an advocate for consumers and is passionate about the need to protect investors by separating product sales from advice.
www.boomerandecho.com
https://twitter.com/BoomerandEcho
Money Coaches Canada blog - http://moneycoachescanada.ca/blog/
teadyhand blog - https://www.steadyhand.com/thinking/
