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Income Trusts and More – July 13, 2007

Did you realize that it’s Friday the 13th? Yea, I’m not superstitious either.

I posted earlier this week about Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). Thicken My Wallet, Financial Jungle, and Canadian Capitalist has continued this theme with informative articles about various types of Income Trusts and how to pick them. Here are the articles:

Here are some other great articles that I’ve found this week:



5 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Thanks a lot for the link MDJ!

    Mike

  2. Thanks for the mention.

    I’m actually working on “How To Pick Pipeline Trusts” next, so stay tuned.

    FJ

  3. 3. Jason

    As usual allot of good information!

  4. 4. Deborah

    Just reading the title of the last link, implications of a rising variable rate, well, you might find my low interest rate analysis interesting.

    http://makingsenseofmyworld.blogspot.com/2007/05/low-interest-rates-as-destructive-as.html

  5. Deborah, that is a phenomenal article that you have written. I will be following your blog.

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