Kay Ng is a Customer Support Representative at Yahoo Finance Canada. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on investment strategies, alternative investments, and wealth management. Kay's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo Finance Canada and Motley Fool Canada.
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