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Investment Q&A

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Q: Hi guys,
I am maintaining both rrsp and resp portfolios for my family with time horizons of about 20 years and 10 years, respectively.
The investment strategies have been the same thus far, and I have followed a balanced approach of identifying growth, blue chip and a nominal 15% fixed income in each. I have a combination of ETFs and stocks from your model portfolios.
With the objectives and time horizons in mind, would you deploy the same investment strategies across accounts at this point? Thoughts on what investments you would recommend?

I am also aware of the tax ramifications of the accounts, and am more interested in thoughts on risk and time horizons.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 02, 2020
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Read Answer Asked by Dennis on July 02, 2020
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Read Answer Asked by Helen on July 02, 2020
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Thanks, in advance, for your invariably thought-provoking reply...
Read Answer Asked by David on July 02, 2020
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