2 Canadian Stocks That Could Put a $100,000 Portfolio at Risk
A $100,000 portfolio can look strong for any investor, that is until one weak stock starts doing too much damage. The Bank of Canada recently warned that Canadian households have…
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A Value Stock With a Dividend Yield Over 11% to Buy Near 52-Week Lows
A dividend stock trading near its 52-week low can either be a warning sign or the setup that income investors wait for. The trick is figuring out whether the business…
Spam maker exits entire market
A major packaged food company is exiting an entire market after years of weak performance, saying the business had become a “drag” on overall results. It joins a growing number…
The Canadian Companies That Keep Raising Their Dividends Year After Year
A 54-year dividend streak is the kind of number income investors will likely sit up and notice. Not because dividend streaks are trophies. They matter because Canadians are still dealing…
2 TSX Stocks I’d Buy Today as Oil Prices Keep Swinging
The right TSX stocks to buy in a volatile oil price environment are those that have stable and dependable cash flows and earnings. These are the companies that have exposure…
Where Should Canadians Invest Now?
Every summer, the same question lands in my inbox. Where should I put my next dollar? This year, the answer starts with something investors have not enjoyed in a while:…
The Ideal TFSA Stock: A 4.6% Yield Paying Constant Cash
Canadians seeking an ideal stock to hold in a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) for constant cash could consider high-quality dividend stocks. Since both dividend income and capital gains earned inside…
How Much Should Canadians Actually Have in a TFSA Before They Retire?
Many Canadians approach their retirement age without having maximized their Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs). According to the Canada Revenue Agency’s numbers for the 2023 contribution year, Canadians between 60 and 64…
1 Ideal Way to Use Your TFSA to Double an Annual Contribution
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) caps the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) annual contribution limits and expects users to work within them. Still, doubling the amount is possible without breaking the…
1 Canadian Stock for Growth and 1 for Value, Both Worth Buying Now
With the TSX Index holding steady while a fairly violent rotation goes on in the U.S. stock markets (the hot semi plays are finally folding while mega-cap tech stands tall…
How Your 2026 TFSA Contribution Could Grow to $280,000 or More
A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) could be far more powerful than most investors realize. One annual contribution might not seem like much today, but when it’s invested in fundamentally solid…
The Average Canadian TFSA Balance at Age 60: Here’s What It Tells Investors
A $45,109 Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) balance is the number many Canadians around age 60 should get to know intimately. That was the average fair market value for TFSA holders…
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