Canadian investors have had plenty to cheer about in recent months. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is up more than 10% since June and is now trading just shy of 20% on the year. But with the market at all-time highs today, is now really a good time to be investing? It’s a fair question. For…
Self-directed Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) investors are searching for top TSX stocks that pay good dividends and have long track records of distribution growth. The TSX is near a record high right now, but investors who missed the rally this year can still find quality dividend stocks trading at reasonable prices. Bank of Nova…
Image source: Getty Images Income investors who missed the recent rebound in dividend stocks are wondering which TSX dividend-growth picks might still be undervalued and good to buy for a self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) portfolio focused on high yields. BCE BCE (TSX:BCE) took a beating over the past two years, falling from $74 at…
Image source: Getty Images. Top dividend-paying stocks, particularly those offering high yields, have always been solid investments for investors seeking a reliable source of passive income. Further, as the Bank of Canada has started to ease its monetary policy, these stocks look even more attractive due to their higher yields than traditional debt-based investments. With this…
Image source: Getty Images There are discounted stocks in almost any given market, though the numbers can vary significantly based on the state of that market. In bull markets, the number of discounted stocks is relatively lower. It’s pretty high when the market has crashed or is appropriately bearish. While the current market fluctuates between…
Image source: Getty Images. Cuts to interest rates are driving income investors back to dividend stocks as rates offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) continue to fall. Top dividend stocks aren’t as cheap as they were late last year, but investors can still find deals. Bank of Nova Scotia Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) trades…
Image source: Getty Images Many top Canadian dividend stocks still trade below 2022 highs despite the broader TSX now being at a record level. Cuts to interest rates in Canada are expected to continue, and the U.S. Federal Reserve will likely begin reducing interest rates as early as next month. This could set the stage…
Finding great dividend stocks in Canada can be a rewarding adventure, especially for investors seeking steady income streams. A solid strategy often starts with identifying companies with a strong history of dividend growth. According to a report by the Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index, many of these firms have shown resilience during market downturns, with an…
Image source: Getty Images Investors seeking stable income can turn to Canadian dividend-paying stocks. Thankfully, the TSX has a range of companies with attractive dividend yields and solid fundamentals to sustain their payouts in the long term. In this article, I’ll discuss three cheap Canadian stocks that are offering at least a 6% yield. These…
When it comes to long-term investing, the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) isn’t the only account to consider. While the annual contribution may be much lower, the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) offers long-term investors plenty of benefits. Why should Canadians be maxing out their TFSA? The TFSA is an excellent choice for short-term savings goals,…