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ETFs are healthier retirement options, so why don't more advisers use them?
The Globe and Mail Andrew Hallam Published January 12, 2021 Bookmark When I was in elementary school in the late 1970s, many of my teachers smoked. I remember knocking on the staff room door at lunch and, as the door opened, a wall of smoke hit my face. These days, teachers can’t smoke in schools. Even if they could, few would. It’s medically proven to shorten people’s lives. The medical community was likely among the first to butt out: They probably saw the science first. You might think financial advisers have the same forward thinking when it comes to what’s good for them in t...
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