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Praise for Juggling Dynamite

“An explosive critique about the investment industry: provocative and well worth reading.”
–Financial Post

“Juggling Dynamite, #1 pick for best new books about money and markets.”
–MoneySense

“Park manages to not only explain finances well for the average person, she also manages to entertain and educate, while cutting through the clutter of information she knows every investor faces.”
–Toronto Sun

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Fixed Income Interest Rates - where are they headed?

by Anonymous

Dear Ms. Park, I was hoping you could comment on which direction interest rates on fixed income assets (GICs and bonds) will head in the near and distant future here in Canada. Do GIC and bond rates ever differ at all in terms of what direction their interest rates go in - if they do, under what circumstances do they do so? I'm fortunate enough to have cash as I followed your advice as others have - thank you again! I have read about the deflation which is occurring now and was wondering if I should lock some of my cash in for longer periods of time (3-5 yrs) if interest rates were to go lower from here - I have no idea where they are headed... Thanks

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