The Money Reporter is Canada’s leading personal finance advisory for people interested in earning more interest. Every two weeks, the Money Reporter shows you how to guard your money and keep it growing. It puts you on the road to greater wealth.

This biweekly publication updates its subscribers on the latest developments in every area of income investment — preferred shares, i60 units, bonds, Dividend Re-Investment Plans, the best Canadian stocks for conservative investors, and much more.

Plus the Money Reporter has added a valuable monthly feature — the Income Trust Guide. It tells you which income trusts to buy, when to sell and how to avoid the pitfalls that trap the unwary.

When you subscribe to the Money Reporter, you benefit in many ways:

Issue after issue of the Money Reporter shows you unique “inside” ways to get top gains — with greatest safety — on investments that have high, safe income, a tax saving feature or both.

PLUS ... the Money Reporter tells you which bonds have the highest rate of return. You get specific buy-sell bond recommendations that come with a unique professional bond safety rating. You always know exactly what your risk is.

PLUS ... the Money Reporter delves into often-ignored areas like preferred shares, foreign assets, municipal debentures and real estate options.

AND PLUS ... the Money Reporter outlines ways to protect your money from taxes — not by hiding it — but by making it active and creating new wealth for you.

AND PLUS ... you also learn about the most successful strategies for planning your retirement, building up your RRSP and converting to a RRIF.

PLUS AS WELL you get, every second issue, the “Income Trust Guide”. In the evolving world of income trusts, there is no greater guide to wealth and safety than this monthly supplement with its timely reports and specific buy-sell advice.

AND THERE’S EVEN MORE because your Money Reporter subscription also brings you our FREE “Fact Sheet” service. Each sheet gives you the specific advice and detailed figures you need to accumulate wealth in key areas of investment.

The Money Reporter has nothing to sell but advice. We serve no specific interests — our views are independent and our only obligation is to our subscribers. There is no advisory for the conservative investor that you can trust more fully than the Money Reporter.