For Canadian investors looking to build long-term wealth, the ideal stock offers both reliable dividends and steady capital appreciation. These two income streams, when combined, can provide powerful compounding over time. Here are three top Canadian stocks I’d buy for both dividends and capital growth. What’s common among them? They all have durable business models…
Canadians across the country were likely pumped to see another rate cut come down this September, bringing the key interest rate to 2.5%. While there’s still a little ways to go to reach that 2% target, it does provide at least some relief. Yet another rate cut isn’t exactly guaranteed. That’s why it’s important to…
Income you can depend on is the holy grail. When markets wobble, ultra‑safe dividend yields let you breathe a little easier and keep collecting. If you want solid cheques today without betting the farm, three Canadian stalwarts deserve a close look right now. So, let’s get right to them. PPL Pembina Pipeline (TSX:PPL) is relevant…
Canadian retirees should consider investing in blue-chip TSX dividend stocks to create a steady stream of recurring income. Typically, fundamentally strong companies that are part of mature industries generate steady cash flows across market cycles, enabling them to maintain and even grow their dividends over time. In this article, I have identified three top TSX…
We saw a rather abrupt (and quickly resolved) correction in the TSX, with Canada’s top index declining more than 10% on a year-to-date basis through early April. However, many stocks have weathered this storm well, with a number of top Canadian equities having continued to rally through the turmoil and come through this latest rough…
For individuals who are new to the world of investing in the stock market, the sheer number of available options can be overwhelming. These options can make it challenging to determine a suitable starting point. However, a prudent and often recommended approach for beginners is to focus on well-established Canadian companies. So let’s take a…
For investors looking at Canadian stocks in this environment, it’s been a rather interesting year across the board for some of the country’s biggest names. While most investor attention continues to go to the largest names (and for good reason), there are plenty of perhaps less conspicuous stocks that have outperformed or underperformed over the…
Image source: Getty Images Over the past year, both Manulife Financial (TSX:MFC) and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (TSX:CM) have posted impressive returns of around 55%. While these gains are certainly exciting, investors should keep in mind that such high returns are unlikely to repeat in the near future. So, which stock is the better…
So, you’re looking to double your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) contribution room of $7,000? While you can’t directly increase the contribution limit set by the Canadian government, you can aim to double your investment through savvy choices. One potential avenue is investing in Manulife Financial (TSX:MFC). Let’s explore why MFC might be a solid option,…
Image source: Getty Images In the world of Canadian financial stocks, Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX:TD) and Manulife Financial (TSX:MFC) are top dividend payers. While both are blue-chip stocks, their market performance and future growth potential diverge. TD Bank has been stuck in a sideways range for over two years, while Manulife has surged following a breakout…