TFSA users can prepare for year-end by checking contribution room, putting long-term cash to work and reviewing ...

This stock offers an attractive 6.8% dividend yield with monthly distributions, and is well-positioned to sustain its payouts ...

A qualifying RRSP can receive certain U.S. dividends without withholding, but Canadian-listed ETFs follow a different route.

The latest declared monthly distribution available according to this calculation is $0.30 per unit. Annualized, that’s $3.55 ...

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While geopolitical uncertainties and commodity price volatility remain potential risks, Enbridge’s Q3 outlook remains strong.

A refund or bonus could bring your emergency fund months closer to completion and give your investments more time to grow.

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The Global X High Interest Savings ETF (TSX:CASH) and HISAs might have more to offer than GICs to average investors who value ...

With a predominantly regulated asset base, dependable cash flows, a long history of dividend growth, and clearly defined ...

Rogers offers a meaningful dividend yield, with debt reduction providing the clearest test of the investment case.

These two Canadian stocks are down right now. That could be a great buying opportunity if you are sitting with $1,000 to ...