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New financial planners’ association strives for transparency
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Dividend All-Stars 2020: How we chose the winners
A-grade stocks represent our top picks, but Bs are also solid stocks worthy of your consideration. Here’s how we...
Dividend All-Stars: Past performance
Over the past 12 years, the Dividend All-Stars have outperformed the major dividend-focussed ETFs—and 2019 was no exception.
Top 100 dividend stocks of 2020
Use this ranking as a tool to help you identify the companies that offer the best investment potential now,...
Canada’s Best Dividend Stocks 2020
We’ve graded the largest, most liquid Canadian dividend stocks based on Yield, Stability and Value. To earn top marks,...
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Claiming income on a co-owned rental property
Marie, who owns two rental properties with her spouse, noticed that their tax preparer didn't allocate the income 50/50....