RRIFs

What happens to a RRIF when the account owner dies?

Find out if a RRIF goes to the beneficiaries or spouse when the holder of this registered account passes...

Retirement

When your pension isn’t big enough, what do you do? 

With a mix of pension benefits, registered accounts and other assets, it’s entirely possible to build a comfortable retirement.

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We’ve graded the largest, most liquid Canadian dividend stocks based on Yield, Stability and Value. To earn top marks,...

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Making sense of the markets this week: October 6, 2024

National Bank moves up, Carnival cruises on while Nike lags, dockworker strike postponed until January, and utility stocks are...

ETFs

Cap-weighted vs. equal-weighted ETFs: Which is best for Canadian investors?

Technology mega-caps are looking less magnificent. Is it time to adopt a different indexing strategy? Let’s explore the pros...

Investing

Webull Canada Review 2024

Stock trading platform Webull has landed in Canada with $2.99 trades. We review the new service, and determine who...

Stocks

The Magnificent 7 versus the other 493 S&P 500 companies: What’s the better investment?

Are the Magnificent 7 tech stocks a good investment? What about the other companies on the S&P 500? Find...

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How to consolidate your registered accounts for retirement income in Canada

Do Canadians need to consolidate RRSP accounts before converting to RRIFs? Find out this and more.