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Preet Banerjee, B.Sc., FMA, DMS is a former stockbroker and financial advisor in Toronto. Information on this site is for entertainment purposes ONLY. Always seek individual professional advice before making any financial decisions.

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Free Guide to Canadian-Listed ETFs

September 15th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under


                                                         
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For those who like free stuff I’m happy to offer a Guide To Canadian-Listed ETFs for FREE to all Email Subscribers and RSS Subscribers of WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com. Instructions on how to download the guide are down below.

What You Get

This simple to use guide provides a list of all the Canadian-Listed Exchange Traded Funds in one place along with information on their MERs and assets under management (AUM). For more information, there are also direct links to more detailed descriptions of the funds (direct to the product provider’s information page where possible). And finally, there are quick links to a list of each fund’s complete holdings so you can see exactly what is in the indexes that these funds track (instead of just the top 10 or top 25 holdings).

Here’s an example of what you will find for all Canadian Listed ETF’s (please click to enlarge):

How Do I Get The Guide?

Easy: if you are an RSS subscriber or Email subscriber, simply click on the link that is included in the footer of either the RSS feed or the most recent Email you have received from WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com. And that’s it! Click on this next picture to see what it looks like:

What If I’m Not A Subscriber?

No problem, subscriptions are free! You can even unsubscribe after getting the guide. Clearly, this is a promotional offer to try and generate interest in the blog and I’m hoping that some new subscribers will stick around a while and help spread the word about the blog. But if you just want the guide, yes you can just unsubscribe after getting your first update and clicking on the download link.

Enter your email address:

Next: Check Your Email. A confirmation email is sent to the address you provided. Click the link in the email to verify your email address. Sometimes emails end up in your spam or bulk folders, so check there if you don’t see it in your inbox.

Help Spread The Word…

If you know anyone who would be interested in getting a copy of the guide, I would appreciate it if you could send them to this page so that they can sign up for a free subscription to WhereDoesAllMyMoneyGo.com in order to get their download link. They might find that they enjoy some of the “other” content on the blog too! :)

Thanks everyone!

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There Are 13 Responses So Far. »

  1. Comment by Darryl on 16 September 2008:

    I’m a financial advisor myself and I’ve been subscribed to your site for some time. The information is great, and I’ve already downloaded a copy of the e-book and Page 2 is going up on my corkboard at the office. Love your series on DFA, I’m certainly going to look them up. Keep up the GREAT work.

  2. Comment by Yves on 16 September 2008:

    I will definetly give this a read.

  3. Comment by Susan on 16 September 2008:

    Thanks for the ETF Guide-great to have all that info in one place.
    Congrats on your quote in Jonathan Chevreau’s column-you made some good points.

  4. Comment by Peter on 16 September 2008:

    I second that - it’s amazing how many times I’ve scanned the guide already. It certainly cuts down on research time. I imagine that a similar US listed ETF guide is in the works? :)

    Great work though, very much appreciated and you’ve got a dedicated reader for life (hoping that you write for at least as long as I live, when you die you may stop). lol

  5. Comment by Preet on 16 September 2008:

    @ Darryl - thanks for the kind words.

    @ Yves - (and everyone else) - please do let me know if you have any requests for future editions as I’ll be periodically updating it to reflect the countless new ETFs that will surely be added! :)

    @ Susan - you’re welcome! And thank you for the congrats, too! I’ve trained my clients well - I have some calling me up asking if they can buy now. :)

    @ Peter - Can’t imagine ever stopping writing, but I cannot time my mortality (let alone the markets). ;P

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  10. Comment by Adam on 9 February 2009:

    I was unable to get the article for some reason. Any help?

  11. Comment by Preet on 9 February 2009:

    @ Adam - Make sure of the following:

    1. That you are receiving the email updates, you would have had to confirm your subscription when you signed up - an email gets sent which asks you to click to confirm - if you didn’t get this, it may be in your junk mail folder.
    2. Once you get your first email update - ensure that your email program is not blocking pictures from being shown. The link is at the bottom of the email post.

    If that doesn’t work, email me privately and I’ll send you a copy directly.

  12. Comment by Doug on 12 February 2009:

    Anybody know of a good newsletter or ranking service on Canadian ETFs? Look on Hulbert and didn’t find anything. There’s much better coverage on US ETFs.

    Doug

  13. Comment by newbie on 5 March 2009:

    I subcribed but the link is not included in the footer of the e-mail.

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