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"highlight": "BlackRock manages the iShares <em>S</em>&<em>P</em>/<em>TSX</em> <em>Capped</em> <em>Energy</em> <em>Index</em> ETF (TSX:XEG) and iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index (TSX:XGD) but any investor would be inclined to pick the energy ETF today.\n\nLong-term capital growth\n\nXGD isn’t a mediocre choice, given the fund’s total return in 3.01 years is 70.2% (19.32% CAGR).",
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"highlight": "BlackRock, through XGD, seeks to provide long-term capital growth by replicating the performance of the <em>S</em>&<em>P</em>/<em>TSX</em> <em>Global</em> <em>Gold</em> <em>Index</em>. The rebalancing of stocks in the fund is every quarter. Last, XGD pays a modest 1.42% dividend on a semi-annual basis.",
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"title": "3 Reasons the TFSA Beats Your RRSP",
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"title": "Getting Hurt in the Market? Here’s 1 Good Reason to Stay Positive",
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"highlight": "An individual stock can go to $0, but index funds like iShares <em>S</em>&<em>P</em>/<em>TSX</em> <em>60</em> Index Fund (TSX:XIU) rarely do. XIU has 60 stocks (ample diversification), a 0.16% fee (low costs), a 2.5% dividend yield, and extremely high liquidity.",
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