Reinvesting Dividends: How to Speed Up Your Income Growth
If you’re looking to build a growing stream of passive income, reinvesting dividends is one of the simplest ways to speed up how quickly that income increases over time. Rather…
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Celestica Raised Its 2026 Revenue Outlook to US$20.5 Billion: I Think the Stock Is a Buy Now
When it comes to Canadian growth stocks benefiting from artificial intelligence (AI), there might not be a more intriguing name to watch than Celestica (TSX: CLS). Celestica has already seen…
Brokerage Account Basics: What Canadian Beginners Should Look For
Picture a 25-year-old in Torontonian with her first paycheque, who wants to invest in the stock market. She opens her laptop, asks ChatGPT for recommendations, gets a dozen platform options,…
Don’t Forget These Costs When Calculating Your Retirement Savings Number
Most Canadians use a simple calculation to estimate the retirement number. Say the estimated monthly retirement spending is $4,000 or $48,000 a year. Divide that by the 4% withdrawal rate…
This TSX Stock Just Raised Its Dividend 5%: Is the Payout Actually Safe?
A dividend increase looks reassuring until you ask what paid for it. Earnings, spare capital, and confidence in future cash generation can support a higher payout. A familiar logo and…
The 2 Canadian Stocks I’d Load Into My Portfolio Without Hesitation
When I’m looking for a stock to buy, I want its growth story to be simple. I want a business that is growing, making money, and creating ways to expand…
Only 55% of Canadians Feel Ready for a Money Emergency: Are You?
According to a February 2025 Scotiabank article, only 55% of Canadians had an emergency fund in 2024 that could cover three months of expenses, down from 64% in 2019. Even…
How to Use Your TFSA to Potentially Double Your Annual Contribution
The 2026 Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) annual limit is $7,000, but that headline number could understate what’s entirely available. The cumulative TFSA room for anyone who was a Canadian resident…
Your RRSP Could Be Too Large by 71: Here’s What I’d Do in My 60s
A million-dollar Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) sounds like a retirement victory. However, then the government tells you to start emptying it. RRSPs are designed to defer tax, not eliminate…