Fortis Raises Its Dividend 4% and Pledges More Growth Through 2031
Fortis (TSX: FTS) has long been viewed as one of the best long-term investments to consider. And now, there’s one more reason for that belief to continue. Fortis announced a…
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This Dividend Stock Is Down 13% in the Past Year, but the Payout Looks Safe
There is a big difference between a stock under pressure and a dividend under pressure. While the two can happen at the same time, they don’t always. A company can…
The Best Canadian Dividend Stocks if You Want Passive Income
While there are many easy ways to start building passive income, I think dividend investing is one of the most satisfying. That’s because it allows you to earn regular cash…
What’s the Best Order to Withdraw Cash From Your TFSA and RRSP?
Canadian investors use earnings from their self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) and Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) to complement OAS, CPP, and company pensions in retirement. Deciding when to pull…
I’d Wait for TELUS’s Next Update Before Touching the Stock
Down 45% over the past three years, TELUS (TSX: T) stock has left many Canadian income investors feeling bruised. But the real issue isn’t how far the stock price has…
Hammond Power Solutions Is Positioned for the Big Data Centre Buildout: Here’s How I’d Buy It
The big data centre buildout has taken a U-turn amidst growing concerns around hyperscalers’ binge borrowing. While there were many warning signs, Meta Platforms’ (NASDAQ: META) plans to create a…
How Much Emergency Money Do Canadians Actually Need?
Canadian households need a financial safety net before they focus on building wealth. Financial experts generally recommend keeping three to six months of essential living expenses in an emergency fund.…
CPP and OAS Alone Probably Won’t Cover Retirement: How to Fill the Gap
Retirement continues to make Canadians anxious, with most fearing outliving their savings. Higher inflation and market volatility are adding to the anxiety as Canadians struggle to stay on track with…
Brokerage Account Basics: What Canadian Beginners Should Look For
Picture a 25-year-old in Torontonian with her first paycheque, who wants to invest in the stock market. She opens her laptop, asks ChatGPT for recommendations, gets a dozen platform options,…