The average TFSA and RRSP balances for 45-year-old Canadians may surprise you. These two stocks could help your retirement ...

After snapping its three-week winning streak, the TSX enters today’s session with investors focused on Canada’s June inflation data, commodity prices, and the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict. The ...

Here’s what someone approaching retirement typically has in a TFSA, and how I would personally invest it. Canadians aged 60 to 64 held an average TFSA balance of $45,109 according to CRA data for the ...

It’s been quite a while since income investors used to view the Canadian telecom firms as market darlings and a way to score ...

The TSX posted a modest gain on Tuesday as strength in mining and financial stocks offset weakness elsewhere, while investors ...

Canadians at age 45 have significant headroom in their TFSA and RRSP to build retirement wealth on a 20-year runway.

This Canadian energy stock might be a good holding to consider for the long run in your self-directed investment portfolio.

These energy dividend stocks offer yields of up to 7.2%, combining pipeline stability, royalty income, and producer upside ...

An 11% monthly yield can look irresistible, but with HMAX you’re swapping GIC certainty for stock-market risk and a variable ...

A monthly TFSA dividend can feel effortless, but it only works if you have contribution room and the business can fund the ...

With Canadians carrying $1.80 of debt for every after-tax dollar earned, interest rates could shape both borrowers and TSX ...

Monthly dividends can make income investing feel practical, but the payout only matters if it’s supported by cash flow.