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- Almost two-thirds say they are not in total control of their emotions when investing

- More than forty per cent feel they are not investing enough

- Lack of money and access to advice cited as top reasons for not investing

- Almost two-thirds say they are not in total control of their emotions when investing

- More than forty per cent feel they are not investing enough

- Lack of money and access to advice cited as top reasons for not investing

- Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions

- Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing

- Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse

- Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors

- BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

- BMO investment expert will share exclusive B.C. results from a new investor attitude study and provide local and national financial market commentary

- Includes a tour of acclaimed local artist Ian Wallace's current exhibit - "At the Intersection of Painting and Photography"

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- More than 40 per cent are worried about how their children will be able to afford post-secondary education

- A four-year university degree can cost more than $60,000 today; could rise to more than $140,000 for a child born in 2012

- Opening an RESP for your child can be a critical part of a strategy to save for post-secondary education

- Set aside an emergency fund that is equal to three to six months of your income

- BMO report shows pricey Vancouver and Toronto housing markets weakening

- Regina and Calgary still seeing solid price gains

- Annual Globe and Mail Online Brokers Survey places BMO InvestorLine first among bank-owned online brokerages; top three overall

- BMO also takes top honours in client satisfaction user survey

- Success attributed to ongoing leadership in providing clients with the resources needed to invest with confidence, capping off a strong year that included the launch of ground-breaking adviceDirect service

- Saving $10 a day by bringing your lunch to work could save you $2,600 every year

- Twenty-five years of brown-bagging your lunch for four days a week could save you $110,000 towards retirement

- Fans and Horse welcomed at BMO's Toronto Headquarters

- Effective use of design, layout, and web techniques

- Report presents a compelling shareholder proposition

- Governance information is complete and concise

- Forty-four per cent of Canadians plan to shop online on Cyber Monday; 50 per cent plan to shop online during the holiday season

- Shopping malls still top destination for Canadian holiday shoppers

- Number of Canadians who plan to cross border shop in the U.S. down from 2011

- More than 40 per cent are worried about how their children will be able to afford post-secondary education

- A four-year university degree can cost more than $60,000 today; could rise to more than $140,000 for a child born in 2012

- Opening an RESP for your child can be a critical part of a strategy to save for post-secondary education