Investing in the equity markets is a strategy that should help you generate inflation-beating returns over time. However, it is essential to identify a portfolio of fundamentally strong stocks that have the potential to perform well across market cycles. So, let’s see how Canadian investors can build a $20,000 portfolio that could endure market cycles….
The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a popular registered account that can help you build long-term wealth and accelerate your retirement plans. In 2025, the TFSA contribution limit increased to $7,000, bringing the cumulative contribution room to $102,000. As the TFSA is tax-sheltered, you can use it to buy and hold quality growth stocks positioned…
Investing in quality, undervalued Canadian stocks with significant upside potential can help you consistently deliver outsized gains. In this article, I have identified five cheap TSX stocks you can buy now with $5,000. Let’s see why. Whitecap Resources stock Whitecap Resources (TSX:WCP) reported an “exceptional year” for 2024, with consistent production outperformance that led to…
As 2025 ushers in significant changes to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS), retirees might find themselves pondering the stability of their golden years. While government benefits are undergoing shifts, there’s a silver lining. Investing in robust mid-cap stocks can offer a cushion against potential financial hiccups. Two Canadian companies, GFL…
With 2025 now underway, investors have a significant opportunity to capitalize on shifting market conditions. Inflation has cooled significantly, and with interest rates expected to decline further, many top Canadian stocks could see renewed momentum, making now the perfect time to buy these businesses. While uncertainty still remains – particularly with geopolitical risks and lingering…
Image source: Getty Images The best way to gain exposure to equity markets is to invest in low-cost passive funds that track indices such as the S&P 500. In the last six decades, the S&P 500 index has returned more than 10% annually after adjusting for dividend reinvestments. So, it makes sense for investors to…