Image source: Getty Images There are some pretty stellar REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) out there that passive income investors may wish to get behind as they look poised to sustain recent gains. Indeed, it has been tough to be a REIT investor over these past few years. Even if you were paid a handsome…
Got $2,000 to invest this month? That should be more than enough to get you started on the TSX today. While a lot of investors think you need tens of thousands to begin with, the truth is, with the right picks, even a small sum of money could go a long way – especially when…
If you’re looking to structure a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) with $25,000 to generate consistent monthly income, high-quality dividend stocks are a great place to start. Moreover, look for the ones that pay dividends monthly. Earning tax-free income each month can help you reinvest more often or even cover regular expenses. That said, it’s important…
Image source: Getty Images A Canadian utility stock I don’t discuss enough (but probably should), Emera (TSX:EMA) is a stock with a chart that most investors would certainly be okay with owning for a significant period of time. The utility giant has continued to see strong growth, as Emera continues to focus on expanding into…
If you are new to it and are just starting to invest in the stock market, you might be wondering about investing in companies that make headlines about making people a ton of money. Most of the time, these growth stocks belong to the tech sector. However, the tech stock meltdown a few years ago has made…
There’s something nice about a dividend stock that puts money in your pocket every single month. Whether you’re saving for retirement, reinvesting for the future, or just trying to add a little extra to your budget, monthly dividend stocks can offer year-round income with less waiting. Right now, four TSX stocks stand out as solid…
Resilient investment portfolios take more than just tossing together a few stocks from different sectors. True defensiveness comes from deliberately focusing on factors that have historically held up well during market crashes and economic downturns. In my case, that means prioritizing low-volatility stocks and ultra-short-term bonds. If your goal is to protect capital while still…
Investing in TSX stocks with the ability to deliver above-average returns can help build wealth over time and retire rich. However, when investing for long-term financial goals, consider diversifying your portfolio to add stability and spread risk. Against this background, here are three TSX stocks that could deliver above-average returns and support you to retire…
The Toronto Stock Exchange launched the TSX30 in 2019, a flagship program recognizing the 30 top-performing Canadian stocks. Besides providing market trends and insights, the list serves as a guide for both new and old investors. Most of last year’s winners have positive returns in 2025, although three high-ranking companies have underperformed. The share prices…
With Canadians facing rising costs and tighter budgets, many are rethinking how to grow their savings. That makes the idea of building a cash-pumping Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) more appealing than ever. If I had $10,000 to work with today, I’d aim to build a portfolio that offers regular, reliable income without a lot of…