No. 1981When Dividends Drop: Causes and What Investors Can DoWhen does $100 of income look like $144? For many Canadian dividend investors, that is exactly how it can appear on a tax return. Dividends from Canadian corporations…
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No. 1981When Dividends Drop: Causes and What Investors Can DoWhen does $100 of income look like $144? For many Canadian dividend investors, that is exactly how it can appear on a tax return. Dividends from Canadian corporations…
No. 1982Why We’ll Be Billionaires in 100 YearsYour 100‑year‑old great‑aunt Maggie has died. The family solicitor summons you, and you expect a modest bungalow, dusty paperwork and a quick probate chat. Maggie had always struck…
No. 1983Stop Hidden Bank Fees with One Account ChangeIf you’re like many Canadians, you may assume bank fees are an unavoidable cost of having a chequing account. While a monthly fee can feel small, those charges…
No. 1984Weekend Reading: How to Overcome RegretWhat caught my eye this week. A few weeks ago Nick Maggiulli of Dollars and Data admitted he’d been writing for Google’s search algorithm rather than following his…
No. 1985Top 10 Cities Where Kids ThriveCanada’s Best Places to Live 2014 — Overview This overview highlights the “Canada’s Best Places to Live 2014” guide, a comprehensive look at communities across the country that…
No. 1986Mortgage Refinance: Why a Professional Appraisal Comes FirstBefore you refinance your mortgage, it’s essential to know the true market value of your home. A professional home appraisal gives a precise, unbiased estimate of your property’s…
No. 1987Weekend Reading: Why One More Year Is JustifiedHighlights that caught my attention this week. The relaunched US personal finance site Get Rich Slowly published compelling data on the advantages of delaying retirement by a year…
No. 1988Retirement Expert Warns: Leave Your TFSA Alone(Getty Images) Debate Over TFSA Expansion: Expert Questions Need for Higher Limits Malcolm Hamilton, a well-known Canadian retirement expert and actuary, argues that raising the contribution limits for…
No. 1989Boost Your Retirement with TFSAs and Workplace PensionsWhich option is the best place to put your savings? Q: My wife and I are both in our mid 30s and both have Defined Benefit Pension Plans…
No. 1990What Is the Rights and Issues Trust? Key Rights and RisksImportant: What follows is not a recommendation to buy or sell the Rights and Issues Trust. I’m just a private investor, storing and sharing notes. Read my disclaimer.…
No. 1991Maximize Retirement Income with AnnuitiesAnnuities and Retirement: How Longevity Insurance Can Protect Your Savings People are living longer, which is good news for longevity but a challenge for retirement planning. With defined-benefit…
No. 1992Is Bitcoin a Smart Investment for Canadians?The dramatic rise and sudden fall in bitcoin’s value over recent months made headlines worldwide and stirred intense discussion on social media. The crash rattled the crypto community,…
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