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There are three phases of retirement: 'Go Go, Go Slow and No Go’

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By Martin Pelletier
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
When it comes to managing wealth over many years, I have come to realize that its true value extends well beyond money. Building a nest egg to support a desired lifestyle in retirement is a common and worthwhile goal but the problem is that the habits we rely on to get there often end up standing in the way of finally enjoying it. Time is by far your most valuable currency, and its importance sharpens with age, especially as it seems to accelerate.
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A lower loonie would have direct implications for Canadian investors Original

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By Martin Pelletier
| Financial Post Verified
Martin Pelletier: A worsening economic picture is creating risks that could weigh on growth, portfolio returns and living standards Increasingly, it looks like the Canadian currency, and ultimately the standard of living tied to it, is where economic pressure will surface first.
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Ferrari’s ‘phone car’ is a warning to investors tempted to abandon their process that works

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By Martin Pelletier
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Being a real car enthusiast, I wasn’t a fan of Ferrari’s launch last week of its first electric vehicle, the Luce. It wasn’t the move to electric that bothered me, as the company was probably going to get there eventually. It was the sense that the EV debut came bundled with a broader identity reset, as if it felt that it needed to become something else in order to move forward. This reminds of the saying that it’s OK to borrow ideas, but you should never borrow another identity.
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