Content
Skip to Main ContentAccessibility Help
Business

VIDEO | Wealthy Barber author David Chilton on taking charge of your investments

David Chilton, author of the popular investing book The Wealthy Barber, offers tips for taking control of your financial affairs, and minimizing investment fees to maximize your returns.
CBC News ·

The Wealthy Barber Returns

13 years ago
Duration 8:57
Financial author David Chilton is back with a new book about how to take control of your financial life.
A report from Morningstar says Canada has the highest mutual fund costs of 22 countries it studied. Canadians pay an average price of 2.31 per cent on equity funds, compared to 0.94 per cent for U.S. investors. That means your money manager could ultimately be making more on your long-term investments that you will.

In this discussion with CBC's Amanda Lang and Kevin O'Leary, David Chilton debates the state of Canada's investing landscape. The author of the popular investing book The Wealthy Barber, and the newly released sequel The Wealthy Barber Returns, also offers a range of tips for taking control of your financial affairs and ways to minimize investment fees to maximize your returns.

CBC's Journalistic Standards and Practices|About CBC News
Corrections and clarifications|Submit a news tip|