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Jonathan Chevreau

Toronto
As seen in: Financial Independence Hub, MoneySense, BBC, The Globe and Mail, National Post, Yahoo, Financial Post, Calgary Herald, Maclean's, Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen and
Covers:  personal finance, investing
Doesn't Cover: politics, american
CFO Financial Independence Hub; author Findependence Day, Columnist at @MoneySense. Semi-retired. @JonChevreau@mstdn.ca. Also on Threads & Bluesky.

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Jonathan Chevreau’s Biography

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Veteran journalist with 35 years experience in newspapers, magazines, freelancing, book author and reviewer, blogger, web video and more. Was editor-in-chief for MoneySense Magazine from 2012 to 2014; now editor-at-large. Prior to that, was personal finance columnist for the Financial Post/National Post from 1993 to 2012. Author of several financial books, including Smart Funds, The Wealthy Boomer and Findependence Day (a financial novel published in Canadian and US editions).

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Connectively experts on elevated CAPE ratio

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By Jonathan Chevreau
| Financial Independence Hub
So just how pricey is the U.S. stock market compared to Canada and international stocks? Robert Shiller’s CAPE ratio is the valuation metric that most financial gurus and experts point to in answering this question. In his Michael James on Money blog republished here last week, Michael J. Wiener provided a useful definition of the CAPE Ratio and how he uses it in his own portfolio. See How I handle high stock prices in my portfolio.
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Retired Money on The Wealthy Barber’s retirement at the end of this year

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By Jonathan Chevreau
| Financial Independence Hub
My latest MoneySense Retired Money column looks at the imminent retirement of The Wealthy Barber himself: David Chilton. You can find the full column here:  The Wealthy Barber retires. Chilton, who will reach the traditional retirement age of 65 late this October, announced in June on his popular YouTube podcast that  he’d be retiring at the end of 2026, a story soon picked up by the Globe & Mail.
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The Wealthy Barber retires

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By Jonathan Chevreau
| MoneySense Verified
Retired Money David Chilton is retiring at 65 after four decades in personal finance. He shares why he’s stepping back and what comes next. Photo supplied by The Wealthy Barber At the end of this year, The Wealthy Barber himself, David Chilton, is planning to retire. Ironically, he will do so at the traditional retirement age of 65, which he’ll reach late in October. He revealed this on his popular The Wealthy Barber podcast on June 10, 2026, which you can find here.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Associate Editor, Computing Canada.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, wish I hadn't sold my old IBM Selectric! In 1978, Western J School still used them.

How is social media changing news?

Twitter is scooping mass media.