Top 100 dividend stocks of 2022
How to use this table As well as the Dividend All-Stars have performed over the years, the ranking should be viewed as the starting point for your research, not the end. This report aims...
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Latest retirement news and information in Canada
Despite record high inflation, Bank of Canada holds interest rate steady — for now
The Bank of Canada has decided not to raise its benchmark interest rate just yet. Like many other central banks around the world, the bank slashed its core lending rate — known as the...
Bank of Canada held rates at 0.25%
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Converting mutual funds: The benefits, the risks and the costs
What are DSC and FEL fees? There are generally two sales options a non-fee based advisor has, front-end load (FEL) and DSC. With the FEL, the advisor can charge you 0% to 5% up...
Why are internet prices in Canada so shitty?
excuse my language unless youre the CEO of Bell. Why is internet in Canada, or maybe just Ontario, SO expensive? Canadians currently have the world second most expensive internet, yet the price does not...
Wednesday’s double-barrelled attack on inflation may fall short as markets gyrate
While Canadians wait to see whether interest rates really will begin to rise tomorrow, it might be reasonable to ask what all the fuss is about. As a friend commented last week, when we were discussing...
Is an all-weather portfolio the answer to the shortage of “safe” investments?
It’s true short-term bank savings accounts and guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) seem relatively safe from both stock meltdowns and precipitous rises in interest rates, but now there’s the added scourge of rising inflation. Even...
Stocks plunge into the red then rebound as uncertainty returns to markets
Stock markets plunged into the red before recovering to finish the day in positive territory on Monday, as fears over war in Ukraine and higher interest rates in the U.S. and Canada took investors...
Class action against Quebec car dealerships
I thought this was interesting (link in French): https://lp.ca/n0J2qH?sharing=true Since 2010, in Quebec, it’s illegal for a dealership to charge more than the advertised price for a car. Seems pretty basic to me, but...
Wife and I have been exploring dramatically relocating our family (Ontario to Hawaii)
I hope this is OK to post in this sub, I think it's relative, but if not I'll delete and try askreddit or somewhere else. When I first brought it up to her, I...
