Newspaper Interviews
Black Swans and Falling Chainsaws (National Post - Mar. 17, 2008)
Seven years from now a dollar invested in a broadly diversified, low cost equity portfolio will likely be worth two dollars.
Planners Show You the Way (Toronto Star - Oct. 15, 2007)
David Bruce suggests those looking for the right financial adviser should be looking for chemistry and fit.
Straining Through the Alphabet Soup (Toronto Star - Oct.15, 2007)
For most people, a larger and more mature investment portfolio means more complex issues and solutions are required. That in turn calls for a more qualified adviser, suggested David Bruce.
Bears Take Cover in Stormy Weather (Toronto Star - Oct. 11, 2007)
Bruce advises against taking money out of the markets in an effort to sit on the sidelines and wait out any uncertainty.
Navigating Currency Upheaval (National Post - Oct. 1, 2007)
"The only free lunch is being well-diversified globally." Bruce said.
Great Expectations (Advisor's Edge - Feb. , 2007)
"Moving from a non-discretionary to a discretionary arrangement is a big leap in terms of compliance," says David Bruce.
Experts Divided on Dividends (The Star - Jan. 25, 2007)
"There is folklore around dividends," said David Bruce, a financial adviser and portfolio manager with ScotiaMcLeod.
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